On May 13, 2010, the Florida Trust for Historic Preservation released the 2010 Florida’s Eleven Most Endangered Historic Sites list at the Annual Statewide Preservation Conference in Lee County, Florida. The Most Endangered Historic Sites program is designed to increase the public’s awareness of the urgent need to save Florida’s neglected or threatened historic resources.

1. 2010 Florida’s Eleven Most Endangered Historic Sites

2. Coconut Grove Playhouse Coconut Grove Threat: Development pressure

3. Hialeah Park Race Course Hialeah Threat: Partial demolition and new development

4. Bob White Citrus Packing House & Strawn Sawmill National Register Historic Districts, DeLeon Springs Threat: Vacancy, lack of financial support and demolition pressure

5. Boynton High School/Mangrove Park School Boynton Beach Threat: Deterioration and increasing development pressure

6. Bonnet House Ft. Lauderdale Threat: Increased development continuously threatens the view corridors.

7. Fort Zachary Taylor Key West Threat: Severe deterioration

8. Sanford Grammar School Sanford Threat: Redevelopment pressure

9. Royal Poinciana Playhouse and Plaza Town of Palm Beach Threat: Potential removal of historic landmark status and proposed development.

10. Milton Historic District Milton Threat: Potential adverse effects from a proposed road widening project

11. Miami Marine Stadium Biscayne Bay Threat: Redevelopment pressure

12. Central Christian Church Orlando Threat: Demolition by neglect

13. Success Stories

14. Dr. Henry Nehrling’s Palm Cottage Gardens Gotha Listed as Endangered in 2008 and 2009

15. The Belleview Biltmore Hotel Belleair Listed as Endangered in 2005, 2006 and 2007

16. Miami Women’s Club Miami Listed as Endangered in 2005