Indiana Landmarks - Endangered Landmarks

Endangered Landmarks

Annually, Indiana Landmarks selects the 10 Most Endangered landmarks. They may be at risk because they have been abandoned, neglected, quickly deteriorating, and or at risk of destruction from urban sprawl. When Landmarks places a structure on its list, it will spend the next year in a concerted effort to improve the structures status and rescue it from neglect. Each year the list will retain those structures still at risk, added structures that have worsened and remove those that have improved.

2012 Ten Most Endangered List

  • Old Clarksville Site, Clarksville
  • Harmony Way Bridge, New Harmony
  • The American House, Centerville
  • The Pantheon, Vincennes
  • Masonic Temple, Jeffersonville
  • Sylvan Springs, Rome City: continuing since 2011
  • House of Tomorrow, Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
  • Wilkinson House, Muncie
  • Tyson Auditorium, Versailles
  • Taggart Memorial, Riverside Park, Indianapolis: continuing since 2011

2011 Ten Most Endangered List

  • Farmers Institute, southwest of Lafayette: continuing since 2010
  • George DeBaptiste House, Madison
  • Downtown Greenwood, Johnson County
  • Haven Hubbard Home, New Carlisle
  • Historic windows, statewide: continuing since 2009
  • Roberts Memorial Building, Connersville: continuing since 2010
  • St. John’s Hospital, Gary: continuing since 2010
  • Sylvan Springs, Rome City
  • Taggart Memorial, Riverside Park, Indianapolis

2010 Ten Most Endangered List

  • Bush Stadium, Indianapolis: continuing since 2008
  • Farmers Institute, southwest of Lafayette
  • Historic windows, statewide: continuing since 2009
  • Plainfield Diner, Plainfield
  • Roberts Memorial Building, Connersville
  • St. John’s Hospital, Gary
  • Syracuse Depot, Syracuse: continuing since 2008
  • Terrell Jacobs Circus Barns, Peru: continuing since 2009
  • Washington Avenue Historic District, Evansville (Vanderburgh County): continuing since 2007
  • John Work House, Charlestown vicinity

2009 Ten Most Endangered List

  • Bush Stadium, Indianapolis (Marion County); added in 2008
  • Historic windows, statewide: new in 2009
  • Knightstown Children's Home, near Knightstown (northern Rush County); added in 2009
  • Maple Grove Road Rural Historic District, Bloomington (Monroe County): added in 2008
  • Old Lowell Grade School, Lowell (Lake County): added in 2008
  • Old Perry County Courthouse, Rome (Perry County): new in 2009
  • Snow Hill Covered Bridge, near Rockdale (Franklin County): new in 2009
  • Syracuse Depot, Syracuse (Kosciusko County): since 2008
  • Terrell Jacobs Circus Barns, Peru (Miami County): new in 2009
  • Washington Avenue Historic District, Evansville (Vanderburgh County): continuing since 2007

2007 Ten Most Endangered List:

  • Colgate Palmolive Plant and Clock, Clarksville (Clark County)
  • Frankfort Roundhouse, Frankfort (Clinton County)
  • Illinois Building, Indianapolis (Marion County)
  • Indianapolis Public School #97 (James E. Roberts School) Indianapolis (Marion County)
  • Jennings Building, New Castle (Henry County)
  • Marktown Historic District, East Chicago (Lake County)
  • Twin Bays, Lawrenceburg (Dearborn County)
  • Washington Avenue Historic District, Evansville (Vanderburgh County)
  • Whitley County Jail & Sheriff's House, Columbia City (Whitley County)
  • Wollenmann House, Ferdinand (Dubois County)

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