2023 10 Most Endangered Announcement Event
On Thursday, October 19th at 6:00 p.m., the Mississippi Heritage Trust announced the 14th list of the 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in Mississippi. Since the Mississippi Heritage Trust published the first list of the 10 Most Endangered in 1999, there have been some tremendous victories. The King Edward Hotel in Jackson, Round Island Lighthouse in Pascagoula, Amzie Moore House in Cleveland, L.Q.C. Lamar House in Oxford and Threefoot Building in Meridian are all “graduates” of the list and provide inspiration for communities around the state that are still looking for preservation solutions for threatened sites.
Learn more about this year’s endangered sites
Hal and Mal’s | Downtown Jackson
Explore
Curious about the historic places that have been on the 10 Most lists from the past 22 years? Learn more about them, their significance and their progress at the link below.
MSU Student
Photo Gallery
Students in the ProPractice class of the Mississippi State University School of Architecture 5th Year Program shared their photographs of past 10 Most sites with the Mississippi Heritage Trust.
