Help PDI bring Dayton's endangered historic properties back to life. Our Endangered Properties Committee provides resources and raises fund to proactively stabilize and/or obtain control of these properties to prevent them from being lost forever. 

Your contributions to our Endangered Properties Fund is tax deductible, and helps preserve Dayton's rich history.

Preservation Dayton maintains an annual list of the Ten Most Endangered properties for intervention, as nominated by you and selected by the Endangered Properties Committee.

To be considered for Preservation Dayton Inc.’s Most Endangered Properties,  a property should 

• be at least 50 years old 
• exhibit one of the following characteristics of exceptional significance:
  —be associated with individuals, groups, events, or trends that have made a significant contribution to Dayton’s history
  —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, association​

Thank you choosing to contribute and help make a difference in saving Dayton's History!

Please note Dayton_Preservation_Inc_Fund (#8630) is a component fund of The Dayton Foundation, and we process all gifts and donations for the Endangered Property Fund through their website. Kindly click the ‘Donate’ button and you will be redirected to the foundation's website where you will be able to contribute to the fund.​

Endangered Property Fund

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500.00

Donate via the Dayton Foundation

View the Endangered Committee Charter

VIew an over view of the committee & Committee Member Bios

Click Here to contact the Endangered Committee

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Properties Lost in 2020

St. Joseph school
400 E. 2nd st.​

Alfred H. Iddings House
344 S. Main St.

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Robert M. Nevin House
1802 E. 3rd St.

Becker's Market
860 Brown St.