June 02, 2005
11 Most Endangered List
The National Trust for Historic Preservation announced today its 2005 list of America's 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. The Frank Lloyd Wright designed Ennis-Brown House in Hollywood is listed, and is the only California property specifically recognized.
Other resources listed include: the National Landscape Conservation System in 12 Western states, encompassing dozens of national monuments, historic trails, and thousand-year-old archaeological sites; native structures on Alaska's King Island; and a 175-mile-long swath of Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania - the presidential homes, African-American historic sites, Civil War battlefields, and scenic roads and rivers - that make up the "Journey Through Hallowed Ground" Corridor.
A list of all 11 Endangered Places, including detailed information on the history of each resource and their impending threats, is available online at the National Trust's website at: http://www.nationaltrust.org/11Most/2005/index.html
For more information on the Ennis-Brown House, be sure to check out PreserveLA's prior coverage of this ongoing issue.
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