Shepherdstown Historic District: 100 & 200 Block East High Street

Contributing structures:

(76) Knutti Hall (102 E High Street): “Yellow brick Colonial Revival classroom building for Shepherd College. 1904. Brick hip roofed heating plant immediately east of Knutti Hall. 2 contributing buildings.”

(55) 109 N Princess Street: “Two story weatherboarded log house. CA 1790-1800.”

(56) 111 N Princess Street: “‘Mrs. Weltzheimer’s Tavern.’ Two story brick house with Flemish bond façade. Possible log substructure. CA 1800.”

(57) Gas station, SE corner of Princess & High Streets (200 E High Street): 1930’s gas station with Spanish Colonial Revival influence.”

(77) 202 E High Street: “Two story brick duplex with common bond façade. Ca. 1850.”

(78) 206 E High Street: “Two story frame house covered with early German siding. Greek Revival style influence. CA 1860.”

(79) 200 block E High Street, south side (208): “Stuccoed frame gable front house. 1920’s.”

(80) 210 E High Street: “Two story frame house covered with German siding. CA 1860.”

(81) 201 N Princess Street: “Two story L-shaped frame house covered with aluminum siding. Gothic Revival style influence. Ca. 1890. Frame aluminum sided out kitchen/wash house built over Town Run. 2 contributing buildings.”

(82) 203 E High Street: “Two story stuccoed frame American Four-square house. CA 1920.”

(83) 205 E High Street: “Two story brick house of early 20th century vernacular construction with simplified Queen Anne style influence. CA 1910. Frame stable. 2 contributing buildings.”

(84) 211 E High Street: “Shepherd’s Mill. Individually listed in the National Register. L-shaped two story brick house with common bond façade. CA 1840, Greek Revival style influence; frame grist mill on high stone foundations, CA 1809, brick smoke house with gabled roof. 3 contributing buildings.”

(85) 203 N Princess Street: “Two story frame house covered with German siding. CA 1880, vernacular Victorian.”

(86) 205 N Princess Street: “Two story frame house covered with aluminum siding. CA 1880.”

(92) 200 block N Mill Street, west side (204 N Mill): “Two story late 19th century gable front frame house covered with German siding.”

(93) 300 block N Mill Street, west side: “Abandoned two story, gable front log house, covered with German siding and board and batten. 18th century. Mobile home at front of lot. 1 contributing building, 1 non-contributing building.” (this building is located behind the house on the street)

(94) 300 block N Mill Street, west side: “German sided frame house, CA 1930.” [This house may no longer stand; the house at 300 N Mill was constructed in 2006]

(333) 210 E High Street: “Two story, three bay German sided frame house.” (212 E High Street)

(334) 212 E High Street: “Two story stuccoed frame American Four-square house. CA 1920.” (214 E High Street)

(342) N side High Street, west of Princess Street: 1-1/2 story, four bay sided log house. CA 1790.”

"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.