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Most Endangered Places
2008
 
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Most Endangered Places

2008

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Joseph Taylor Arms Mansion (Chancery of the Democratic Republic of the Congo) 1800 New Hampshire Ave, NW	Georgetown Streetcar Tracks O and P Streets, NW	Foundry Branch Trolley Trestle
St. Elizabeths, West Campus 2700 Martin Luther King Boulevard, SE	Walter Reed 6900 Georgia Avenue, NW	Third Church of Christ, Scientist 900 16th Street, NW
Historic DC Public Schools Citywide	Barney Circle Neighborhood, SE (Potomac Ave SE, to 17th Street SE. Kentucky Ave. SE to Pennsylvania Avenue SE.)	Judiciary Square Clusters 300 Block of E Street, NW
	Barry Farm Frame Houses 2700-2800 Wade Road, SE

Beginning in 1996, the DC Preservation League has announced annually a list of Most 
Endangered Places to draw attention to Washington, DC’s, historically, culturally and 
architecturally significant places that may be threatened with ill-advised alteration 
or demolition through neglect or abandonment. DCPL solicits nominations for its annual 
list from individuals and organizations throughout the city. DCPL’s education and 
landmarks committees evaluate the nominations and advise the Board of Trustees on 
their final selections. In many cases, a task force is created to raise awareness and 
develop possible preservation solutions for the endangered resource.