Contributing structures:

327 E Liberty Street: “Vernacular, c. 1880s? One story, vinyl siding.”

321 E Liberty Street: “Turn-of-the-century, c. 1900. L-shaped, gable fronted frame.”

313 E Liberty Street: “Foursquare influence, c. 1910. One story, brick, three bay hip roofed house.”

311 E. Liberty Street: “Foursquare, c. 1910-1920. Two bays, windows one over one.”

121 N Mildred Street: “Italianate, c. 1870. Two story, five bay stuccoed.”

115 N. Mildred Street: “Gothic Revival, c. 1870s. Two story, five bay, frame, central cross gable.”

326 E Liberty Street: “Vernacular, mid 19th century. Two story, three bay stuccoed house, possibly log construction.”

322 E Liberty Street: “Vernacular, c. 1860s-70s. Two story, three bay, all stretcher brick surfaces.”

318 E Liberty Street: “Gothic Revival influence, c. 1860s-70s. Two story, three bay house, possibly log construction.”

314 E Liberty Street: “Vernacular, c. 1890s. Two bay, two story L-shaped dwelling, hip roofed entrance porch with four turned posts.”

306 E Liberty Street: “Vernacular, c. 1840s-60s. Two story, three bay, German sided log house.”

304 E Liberty Street: “Vernacular, c. 1890. Two story, two bay gable fronted frame house covered with vinyl siding.”

300 E Liberty Street: “Italianate influence, Vernacular, c. 1850s. Two story, three bay brick, common bond façade,”

“National Register of Historic Places Registration Form: Downtown Charles Town Historic District.” Accessed December 10, 2020. http://www.wvculture.org/shpo/nr/pdf/jefferson/97000263.pdf.