The list is meant to bring public attention to significant pieces of Ohio history in danger of being lost due to human action, deterioration, or other causes.
Sites may be nominated by individuals, organizations, or local governments. Two required digital photographs, in JPG or GIF format, should be sent separately to Jennifer Gray at jgray@preserveohio.com.
Preservation Ohio produced the list on a biannual basis between 1993 and 2005, and now issues one annually. Sites remain on the list until the imminent danger is lessened.
Thirteen sites made last year's list, including the James N. Gamble House in Westwood and the Greenhills Historic District. They have been on the list for two consecutive years and for three consecutive years, respectively.
Previous reading on BC:
Ohio's 'Most Endangered' nominations open through April 9 (3/29/10)
Preservation Ohio survey suggests better awareness, access to funding (12/2/09)
Preservation Ohio seeks public input on mission, goals (11/2/09)
Preservation Ohio seeking nominations for Ohio's most endangered (3/3/09)
