HAWAII’S MOST ENDANGERED PLACES
2010 Nomination Form - Due July 23, 2010
Historic Hawai‘i Foundation annually names Hawaii’s most endangered historic places in cooperation with Honolulu Magazine and the Hawai‘i State Historic Preservation Division. The list includes buildings, objects, landscapes and communities. The list draws attention to contributors to Hawaii’s priceless heritage that are threatened by demolition, neglect, ignorance and apathy. While this designation does not protect or preserve the sites, it can raise awareness and motivate action. Nominations are sought for threatened historic resources across the state THAT ARE NOT ALREADY LISTED. (check the list here)
1. Name and location of endangered historic site:
2. Type of structure (check the one that best applies)
3. Briefly describe the site’s significance, including its historical, cultural, artistic, social and/or architectural value.
4. Select the one that best describes the type of urgency.
5. Briefly describe the current physical condition of the property, the threats to the property and the rate of deterioration.
6. What things can be done to save the site?
7. Nominator
Address
Organization (if applicable)
Contact Name (first, last)
City
State
Zip
Phone
Email
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Historic Hawaii Foundation
Most Endangered
680 Iwilei Road, Suite #690, Honolulu, HI 96817
