| Bldg # | Bldg / Object Name | Bldg / Object Description, Location, Other Pertinent Information | Bldg / Object Contact Information | Phone and/or e-mail address |
| 1 | Willow Shade (1858) | Rt. 50
West (F) Home of novelist Willa Cather from 1874 - 1883 |
Sandy Pumphrey ( for sale in Nov. 2014) | 540-931-3169 |
| 2 | Ambler Hill (1786) | 222 Amherst St. (W) Built by John Norton |
Robin and Tom Scully (the Sweeneys are in a newer house next door) | 540-662-5376 |
| 3 | Hopewell Friends Meeting House (1759) | Clear Brook (F) | Becky Ebert | |
| 4 | Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Station (c.1890) | Corner Piccadilly St & Kent St (W) | Now owned by CSX, Inc. with space leased to Winchester &
Western RR Becky Snyder| CSX Real Property, Inc. Property Management Specialist | Bldg 1 J180 | 6737 Southpoint Dr S | Jacksonville, FL 32216 |
PH
904-279-3885 FAX 904-245-3049 becky_snyder@csx.com |
| 5 | Glen Burnie (1794) | Amherst St (W) Built by Robert Wood, son of James Wood, founder of Winchester |
Julie Armel (Museum of Shenandoah Valley) | 540-662-1473 |
| 6 | Stonewall Jackson's Headquarters (1854) | N. Braddock St (W), Fuller-Moore House | Cissy Shull Winchester - Frederick County Historical Society |
wfchs@verizon.net |
| 7 | Old Stone Presbyterian Church (1788) | Piccadilly St (W) | Try Joe Kalbach at First Presbyterian | 667-0583 |
| 8 | Frederick County Court House (1840) | S. Loudon St (W) | Mary Carroll Civil War Museum on Loudon St Mall |
540-542-1145 |
| 9a | Old Lutheran Church Ruins | Within Mt. Hebron Cemetery on E. Boscawen St. (W) |
Pat Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy |
540-662-1937 |
| 9b | Memorial to Confederate Unknown | Within Mt. Hebron Cemetery on E. Boscawen St. (W) |
Pat Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy |
540-662-1937 |
| 9 | Mt. Hebron Gate House and Cemetery (1902) | E. Boscawen St. (W) | Don and Linda Shade | 540-662-4868 |
| 10 | Hexagon House (1873) | Amherst St (W) | Julie Armel (Museum of Shenandoah Valley) Preservation of Historic Winchester |
540-662-1473 540-667-3577 |
| 11 | Sheridan's Headquarters (1854) | N. Braddock St (W), Lloyd-Logan House | Kimberly's store (Kimberly Sowers, owner) Building where Kimberly's store is |
540-662-2195 |
| 12 | The Handley Library (1912) | N. Braddock St & Piccadilly St (W) | Jennifer Sutter, Youth Services & stitcher Barbara Dickinson, The Friends |
540-662-9041 ext 21 jsutter@handleyregional.org 540-662-9041 ext 31 friends@handleyregional.org |
| 13 | Rouss City Hall (1900) | N. Cameron St (W) | Tim Youmans Winchester City Planner (Sandra gave Tim Youmans a heads up he was the contact person for Rouss City Hall, too) |
540-667-1815 (work) |
| 14 | Godfrey Miller House (1787) | S. Loudon St (W) | Sheila (?) Sharon (?) | 540-667-5869 |
| 15 | Daniel Morgan House (1786) | Amherst St (W) Built by George F. Norton |
George & Jeanne Schember | 540-667-2559 |
| 16 | Christ Episcopal Church (1828) | Corner of Boscawen & Washington Sts (W) Tomb of Lord Fairfax beside the church |
Try The Rev. Webster S. Gibson, Rector | rector@christchurchwinchester.org |
| 17 | George Washington's Office (Center Portion c. 1748) | Cork St (W) | Cissy Shull Winchester - Frederick County Historical Society |
wfchs@verizon.net |
| 18 | Christian Streit House (c. 1757) | S. Cameron St (W) Second oldest standing house in Winchester |
Peter Bullough (is renovating now?) | 540-665-5162 |
| 19 | Henry St. George Tucker Law Office and School (Built prior to 1824) | S. Cameron St (W) | For sale? Was part of Isabella Hickman Trust | |
| 20 | Springdale Mill, a.k.a. Bartonsville Mill |
Valley Pike (F) | ||
| 21 | Handley High School (1923) | Valley Pike (W) | Winchester Public Schools | (540) 667-4253 |
| 22 | Red Lion Tavern (North Portion 1783, South Portion 1792) | Corner of Loudon & Cork Sts (W) Built by Peter Lauck |
White House Country Store (David Gum, owner?) | (540) 504-7989 (store) |
| 23 | Thorn Hill Manor (1787) | S. Washington St (W) | George and Kim Craft | |
| 24 | Simon Lauck House (1790) | S. Loudon St (W) | Edgehill Rehab Center It is next to the Evans Home. |
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| 25 | Ft. Stephens | in Marlboro (F) | ||
| 26 | Springdale (1753) | Valley Pike (F) Six Barton brothers depicted on front lawn |
Funkhouser Oil | |
| 27 | Abram's Delight (1754) | S. Pleasant Valley Rd (W) Oldest house in Winchester |
Cissy Shull Winchester - Frederick County Historical Society |
wfchs@verizon.net |
| 27a | Log Cabin | Relocated from W. Cork St to Abram's Delight property to depict early settlement (W) | Cissy Shull Winchester - Frederick County Historical Society |
wfchs@verizon.net |
| 28 | Locust Hill, a.k.a.. Steele House (c. 1790 - 1820) |
Main St, Stephens City (F) | Butch Fravel Flower center (?) |
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| 29 | Vaucluse (c. 1780) | Vaucluse Rd off Valley Pike (F) Built by Strother Jones, son of Gabriel Jones |
Vaucluse Inn Now a very cool Bed & Breakfast |
540-859-0200 |
| 30 | Wayside Inn (1797) | Middletown (F) | For sale | |
| 31 | St. Thomas Episcopal Church (?) | Middletown (F) | ||
| 32 | Belle Grove Plantation (1794) | Valley Pike (F) Site of Battle of Cedar Creek |
Kristen Laise | klaise@bellegrove.org |
| 33 | Hillman's Toll Gate (?) | Previously stood at NW corner of Valley Pike & Cedar Creek Grade (W) | No longer exists | |
| 34 | Foreground | Staunton to Winchester stage coach on Old Valley Pike | ||
| Sheep | Frank Jones Carey's Brook Farm |
is Carey's Brook Farm still in existence? | ||
| Preservation of Historic Winchester Inc | Sandra Bosley Executive Director |
phwi@verizon.net |