Preservation League unveils most endangered list for 2007

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The D.C. Preservation League is taking a broad tack this year with its list of the most endangered historic properties and places in Washington: In general, if it’s owned by the District government, sought by the federal government or desired by developers, then it’s imperiled.

“Basically, D.C. land is under siege by the federal government,” said Rebecca Miller, the league’s executive director.

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