Preservation New Jersey’s yearly Top 10 Most Endangered Places List spotlights character-defining landmarks and historic places on the brink of extinction.
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A Salem Insane Asylum (pictured above) built in 1870 was added to the list this year.
Here is the 2012 Top 10 List:
The Franklin Inn-Van Liew HomesteadEast Millstone, Franklin Township, Somerset County
Hope Fire Company / American Legion Post 254Mays Landing, Hamilton Township, Atlantic County
Howell HouseCape May, Cape May County
Jersey City Terminal Train Shed – Central Railroad of New JerseyLiberty State Park, Jersey City, Hudson County
The Kastner Mansion / Pride of Newark Elks Lodge No. 93Newark, Essex County
Lime Kilns of New JerseyStatewide, Multiple municipalities and counties
Mount Peace CemeteryLawnside, Camden County
Salem County Insane AsylumWoodstown, Mannington Township, Salem County
Tichenor-Gregory-Goddel-Wallisch FarmsteadWest Milford Township, Passaic County
Wheatsworth Mill and Gingerbread CastleHamburg, Sussex County
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