The 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in New Jersey

Shafer Grist Mill - via preservationnj.org

Each year, a list of the 10 Most Endangered Historic Places in our state is released by Preservation New Jersey. They base their choices on three criteria: historic significance and architectural integrity; the critical nature of identified threats, and the likelihood that inclusion on the state list will have a positive impact on protection efforts.

This year's list includes:

• Allen AME Church, City of Cape May, Cape May County
• The Borough of Cape May Point, Cape May County
• City of Elizabeth, Union County
• James Street Commons Historic District, Newark, Essex County
• Greater is He Ministries (former St. Monica’s Episcopal Church), Trenton, Mercer County
• The Robert Marshall House, Gloucester Township, Camden County
• Shafer Grist Mill, Stillwater, Sussex County
• The Shahn House & Studio, Roosevelt, Monmouth County 
• Tomlinson House, Stratford, Camden County
• COVID-19’s Impact to Historic Resources

For more information about the 10 sites, visit preservationnj.org