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New Market, VA 22844

 

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The Stirewalt House - 9398 S. Congress Street
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Currently operated as Shop Civil War, a wholesale and retail business, this building stands on the southern half of Lot 31 and the Stirewalt family  lived in it from 1838 to 1978.

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9404 Congress Street

This house is built on the southern half of Lot 30 and is currently the offices of James P. Weissenborn, Attorney at Law. On this site was established one of the earliest potteries In New Market when Christian Adams purchased the site in 1818,

To read the history of this property, click on 9404 Congress and the full article will open up in a pdf file - you will need Adobe Reader to be able to view this file.

The Spitzer-Rupp House, 9295 N. Congress Street

This home is built on Lot 42 of the original town lots, mapped out by Colonel Jacob Rinker in 1785 and extended after 1786. The 1/2 acre lot was divided into two 1/4 acre lots and this home is built on the northern half. It was sold by Abraham Savage to William Menefee in 1804, Deed Book O, page 103, Shenandoah County Records

 

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9386 Congress Street, New Market

Currently known as the Congress Street Publik House, Formerly the Lee-Jackson Hotel

History

One of the first lots sold when Peter Palsel had the town of New Market laid out in 1783.

Deed Book E p 269, dated 25 April 1785.Peter Palsel to Reuben Moore ₤200 …one certain lot or half acre situate lying and being in the Town of Newmarket in the County of Shenando which said lot is known as and distinguished by number Thirty two as by a plan of the said Town surveyed and made by Mr Jacob Rinker may more fully appear

To read the history of this property, click on Lee-Jackson and the full article will open up in a pdf file - you will need Adobe Reader to be able to view this file.
  • For more information contact Caroll Douglas at nmhs@newmarkethistoricalsociety.org