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Cultural Landscape Foundation Lists Thieme Drive as Neglected

By Scott Sarvay
October 4, 2012 Updated Oct 4, 2012 at 2:14 PM EDT

Fort Wayne, Ind. (Indiana’s NewsCenter) - A local landscape made a federal endangered list.

Theime Drive in Fort Wayne was placed on the list by the Cultural Landscape Foundation along with 11 other locations.

The list was created in 1998 to educate people about historic landscapes that haven't been maintained.

Organizers say the places are "dying a quiet death" and they want to raise money and save them.

Believe it or not, Pennsylvania Avenue in D.C. is also on the list.



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