Contributing structures:

(134) 106? S Princess Street: “Two story brick house with common bond façade. Early brick sidewalk. CA 1820.” (114 S Princess Street)

(135) 104 S Princess Street: “Small two story weatherboarded frame house with modern additions. Mid-late 19th century.” (110 S Princess Street)

(197) 103 E New Street: “Two story weatherboarded log house. CA 1800.”

(198) 105 E New Street: “Two story German sided frame house with Gothic Revival influence. CA 1885.”

(199) 107 E New Street: “Two story rock faced concrete block house, American Four square style. 1915-1920.”

(200) 109 E New Street: “One and one half story, four bay brick house with Flemish bond façade. CA 1800.”

(201) 111 W New Street: “One and one half story, four bay brick house with Flemish bond façade. CA 1800. 1 contributing building. Modern one story apartment building at rear of lot. 1 non-contributing building.”

(202) 201 S King Street: Shepherdstown Fire Hall: “Large stone (first story) and brick (second and third stories) fire hall with 50’ bell tower. 20th century eclectic with Romanesque influence.”

(203) 102-108 E New Street: “‘Stone Row.’ Long, one story stone former brew house, CA 1800. Raised to two stories with brick and converted to four separate dwellings before 1915.”

(204) 110 W New Street: “Two story German sided log house with a one story L-extension to the rear. CA 1840. Two story frame stable at rear of lot. 2 contributing buildings.”

(205) 112 E New Street: “Two story German sided log house with a leanto addition along the rear or south elevation. Observable exterior elements date from CA 1840.”

(206) 200 S Princess Street: “Large two story L-shaped brick house with a Flemish bond façade. CA 1820, with early 20th century additions. Two hip roofed, rock-faced concrete block garages CA 1920. 3 contributing buildings.”

(207) 201 S Princess Street: “‘Free School.’ One story hip roofed brick building with Greek Revival stylistic influence. 1848.”

(208) 203 S Princess Street: “Two story, four bay, aluminum sided frame house with shed extension along the rear elevation. CA 1870.”

(209) 203 E New Street: “Two story four bay German sided log house with “T” extension to the rear. CA 1810.” (correct number?)

(210) 207 E New Street: “Small one story German sided frame office building for feed dealer. CA 1910.” (no longer stands, replaced with 2001 constructed apartment building)

(211) 202 E New Street: “Two story German sided log house. CA 1810 with CA 1890 brick addition.” (no longer stands, replaced with 1999 constructed apartment building)

(250) 203 S King Street: “Stuccoed frame two story American Four-square house. Sears Roebuck. 1920.”

"National Register of Historic Places Inventory--Nomination Form: New Mecklenburg/Shepherdstown--Shepherdstown Historic District (boundary increase)." Accessed February 26, 2021. http://www.wvculture.org/shpo/nr/pdf/jefferson/87001205.pdf.