The Historic Preservation Alliance today released its list of most endangered places.

There are lot of endangered places, but the annual gimmick draws attention to some of the most notable.

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Here’s this year’s list.

Mound sites statewide: Mounds of native people dating back to 1500 BC are in danger from agricultural and industrial development.

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The Central High School Neighborhood Historic District: It’s stocked with old homes in varying stages of disrepair.

In Hot Springs, the downtown district, the John Lee Webb House and the Thompson Building.

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