Contributing structures:

(294) N side Fairmont Ave, Lots #21, 22: “One and a half story German sided Colonial Revival “cape cod.” CA 1935. Frame garage. 1 contributing building.” (183 Fairmont Avenue)

(295) N side Fairmont Ave, Lot #24: “Gable front two story, two bay stuccoed frame house. CA 1930.” (171 Fairmont Avenue)

(296) N side Fairmont Ave, Lot #25: “A one story stuccoed frame American Four-square house with late Queen Anne influence. CA 1910.” (157 Fairmont Avenue)

(297) N side Fairmont Ave, Lot #26, 27: “A one story stuccoed frame American Four-square house with late Queen Anne influence. CA 1910.” (141 Fairmont Avenue)

(298) N side Fairmont Ave, Lot #28: “Two story, three bay brick house with a common bond façade. Frame L-extension to the rear. CA 1860.” (129 Fairmont Avenue)

(299) N side Fairmont Ave, Lot #29, 30: “Two story, three bay German sided frame house with L-extension to the rear. CA 1890.” (113 Fairmont Avenue)

(300) S side Fairmont Ave, Lots #61, 62: “Two story brick American Four-square style house. CA 1920.” (182 Fairmont Avenue)

(301) S side Fairmont Ave, Lots 65-68: “Two story brick American Four-square house. CA 1920.” (136 Fairmont Avenue)

(302) S side Fairmont Ave, #69, 70: “Two story stuccoed frame American Four-square house. CA 1920.” (110/112 Fairmont Avenue)

(303) S side Fairmont Ave, east of King Street: “Two story stuccoed frame house. CA 1910.”

(304) S side Fairmont Ave, east of King Street: “Two story stuccoed frame house. CA 1890.” (either 303 or 304 is likely 491 S King Street, not sure of number for other)

(305) S Church Street (west side) at Fairmont Ave: “Shingled frame bungalow with original exterior detailing. CA 1930.” (482 S Church Street)

(306) S side Fairmont Ave at Church Street: “Two story brick and frame with shingle siding. L-shaped house. Late Queen Anne influence. CA 1910.” (possibly 90 Fairmont Avenue)

(307) S side Fairmont Ave at Church Street, Lots #73-76: “Two story, three bay brick house with common bond façade. L-extension to rear. CA 1890.” (likely 68 Fairmont Avenue)

(308) S side Fairmont Ave, Lots #77, 78: “Two story, three bay brick house with common bond façade. Frame L-extension to rear. Gothic Revival influence.” (42 Fairmont Avenue)

(309) S Duke Street south of Fairmont Ave: “Two story, three bay shingle sided frame house. CA 1870.” (4936 Kearneysville Pike)

(310) S Duke Street south of Fairmont Ave: “Single sided frame bungalow. CA 1930.” (4924 Kearneysville Pike)

(311) S Duke Street south of Fairmont Ave: “Two story, three bay brick house with all stretcher brick façade. L-extension to rear.” (4904 Kearneysville Pike)

(312) Elmwood Cemetery (portion) & Gate House: “One and a half story German sided Gothic Revival cottage. Accompanying cemetery with confederate memorial and Henry Kyd Douglas grave. 1 contributing building. 1 contributing site.”

(332) S King Street, west side between Prospect & Fairmont Ave: “German sided frame bungalow. CA 1935.” (472 S King Street?)

"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.