Places Saved
Wentworth by the Sea Hotel, New Castle, New HampshireSince 1874, Wentworth-by-the-Sea has stood as a landmark hotel, commanding post-card perfect views of the Atlantic Ocean. (Listed in 1996)
Virginia City, MontanaThe western frontier boomtown where Montana's first newspaper was founded, Virginia City declined when the gold rush ended, and its population dropped from 2,500 residents at its peak to about 150 citizens. (Listed in 1992, 1993, and 1994)
Cathedral of St. Vibiana, Los Angeles, CaliforniaSt. Vibiana's Catholic Cathedral is one of Los Angeles' most important 19th century structures. (Listed in 1997)
Places Still Endangered
Ford Island at Pearl Harbor, HawaiiFord Island is the centerpiece of the Pearl Harbor National Historic Landmark District. (Listed in 2001)
Nine Mile Canyon, UtahLocated in a remote part of Utah, Nine Mile Canyon is often called "the world’s longest art gallery" as it contains more than 10,000 images carved onto canyon walls by Native Americans. (Listed in 2004)
TeardownsAcross the nation a teardown epidemic is wiping out historic neighborhoods one house at a time. (Listed in 2002)
Places Lost
Mapes Hotel, Reno, Nevada When the Mapes Hotel and Casino opened for business on December 17, 1947, it was the first establishment in the nation to offer luxurious accommodations, fine dining, gambling, and entertainment under one roof. (Listed in 1998)
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