Ten Endangered Commonwealth Historic Resources Named to the
2011 Pennsylvania At Risk List
Preservation Pennsylvania released its annual Pennsylvania At Risk list. A full press release and a copy of the Pennsylvania At Risk publication are attached.
Mindy Gulden Crawford, Executive Director of Preservation Pennsylvania, announced the 10 endangered resources on this year’s list at a gathering in the lobby of the Hanover Theater (Hanover, York County) one of the 2011 At Risk-listed sites.
“We know from experience that properties listed on At Risk do get saved,” said Crawford, “not all of course, but many. The more visibility this story has, the better chance we have of finding the right combination of folks to make it work.”
2011 At Risk List
Preservation Pennsylvania – Newsletter
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- THIS PLACE MATTERS -
TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
241 E. King Street, York City
Built in 1896, the church was designed by Harry E. Yessler
This architecturally significant icon is being threatened by a deteriorated roof structure but otherwise is structurally sound. This beautiful building has been a long standing icon in the community. Please join Historic York by voicing your opinion about the importance of this iconic architectural gem because
THIS PLACE MATTERS!
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Historic York, Inc. identifies, preserves, and protects buildings, structures and sites of historical and architectural significance in York County, Pennsylvania.
Historic York, Inc. serves as a community voice for the protection of historic buildings and sites.
We advocate historic preservation, provide community education, and assist local individuals, organizations & public officials with preservation related activities.
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