Compared to last night at this time (Sept. 19 at 9 p.m.), the Oakland Fox climbed two positions, reaching 2nd place (with 11 percent of the votes) from last night’s fourth place (with 9 percent). The Cleveland Cascade climbed one notch to reach ninth place out of a field of 25 Bay Area preservation projects in the Partners in Preservation web competition.

The Richmond Municipal Natatorium fell out of the top-10, dropping to 11th place, displaced by Lyford House, which rose strongly to seventh place from 11th last night.

Here are the current rankings as of 9 p.m., September 20:

1. Angel Island Immigration Station (12%)
2. Fox Oakland Theater (11%)
3. Roxie Film Center (11%)
4. Pigeon Point Lighthouse Station (9%)
5. Fallon Building (San Francisco LGBT Center) (7%)
6. Haas Lilienthal House (6%)
7. Lyford House (5%)
8. Tilden Park Carousel (4%)
9. Cleveland Cascade Park (4%)
10. San Francisco Streetcar #798 (4%)

You can vote once per day through October 31st at the Partners in Preservation site.

For more information, read “Cleveland Cascade and Fox vie for part of $1 million in preservation grants.”