Help Save Dayton's Most Endangered Historic Properties

Preservation Dayton, Inc. is launching a proactive program and fundraising effort to stabilize our community's historic structures before they are lost. PDI's Top Ten Most Endangered list will be announced this spring. Please submit your nominations online by March 31.  To be considered, properties should: 

• be at least 50 years old 
• be associated with individuals, groups, events, or trends that have made a significant contribution to Dayton’s history; or retain distinctive features of a type, period or method of construction; or represent exceptional work of an architect(s) or craftsmen, or possesses high architectural or artistic value 
• retain its historic integrity exhibited by its location, setting, design, materials, workmanship, or association

The 2021 list of Top Ten Most Endangered Properties will be announced this spring.  Nominations and contributions to help stabilize and bring the properties back to life can be made to The Dayton Foundations Fund #8630 on PDI's website at https://www.preservationdayton.com/endangered.html