Here are links to previous lists of Arlington’s Most Endangered Historic Places, an important tradition that Preservation Arlington will continue.
2015 List: Dive Bars, Westover Garden Apartments, Columbia Pike Commercial Buildings, Lyon Village National Register Historic District, Reevesland Farmhouse
2014 List: Key Boulevard Apartments, Arlington Presbyterian Church, Parkland Open Space, East Falls Church Commercial Hub, Wilson School, Mid-Century Modern Architecture, Family Graveyards
2013 List: National Register Neighborhoods, Arlington House Woods and Seneca Quarry Boundary Wall, Washington & Old Dominion Railway, Low-Rise Commercial Architecture, the Wilson School, the Blue Goose, Garden Apartments
2010 List: Lubber Run Amphitheater, Old Schools, Garden Apartments, David Brown Planetarium, Neighborhood Shopping Centers
2009 List: Gulf Branch Nature Center, Branch Libraries, the MoMA Lustron, Neighborhood Shopping Centers, Early Arlington Houses
2008 List: Lee Gardens Shopping Center, Veitch-Thomas House, Clarendon Commercial District, Civil War Earthworks, Small Arlington Houses
2007 List: Parkland Gardens Apartments, Apartment Bungalows, Mid-Century Libraries, Historic Residential Neighborhoods, Commercial Districts
JAY’S. Jay’s Saloon. Number one most endangered historic place.
Good afternoon:
Is this list still something that you put out? I don’t see one for 2016 so I’m curious as I have a big one for 2017.
We did not put out a list in 2016.
We are working in a 2017 list … What are you thunking about?
Preservationarlington@gmail.com
Lyon Park is certainly losing a lot of older houses. They are being replaced by McMansions that are too big for the lot – totally changing the feel of the neighborhood. 🙁