NOTE: See updated listing as of May, 2025 of 1,400 sites -> Click HerePlease note: This page is outdated. Please use link above or go to the State Historic Preservation Office interactive map to see updated inventory forms. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to arrange this collection. Please use your browser's "Find on this page" [Ctrl-F] function to search for a name or place. Otherwise you may simply scroll down the list to find a site. Note that some names relate to recent owners or a former owner who might not be the one who constructed the building. Sites with a dark gray background have been destroyed. Sites with a yellow background are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. We have not yet had time to create a link to the official Historic Property Inventory Form. To see the official inventory form for a site simply enter the four or eight digit HM ID number in the first column of the table into the address where the astreicks are:
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| ID | Rating | Name | Location | Owner | Date constucted | comments |
| HM-0055 | CHP | Frame House | US Rt 50 west of Romney | unk | mid-19th century | |
| HM-0084 | CE/CHD | The Edith Kuykendall Home | 400' west of River Rd. 8 miles south of Romney | C. Ellis Hood | mid-18th century | Settlers' home |
| HM-0083 | CE/CHD | John Kuykendall House/Breakneck Farm | 1000' west of River Rd. 6 miles south of Romney | John I. Pancake | 1750's-1840 | Settlers' home/fort |
| HM-0064 | CE | Mathias Kuykendall House/ Jim Pancake Home | 200' west of River Rd. 7 miles south of Romney | Sam Pancake | 1750-1825 | Settlers' home |
| HM-0081 | NE | Joe A. Pancake Home | 200' west of River Rd. 3 miles south of Romney | Joe A. Pancake family | 1872 | |
| HM-0081 | NE | Brookside School House | Along east side River Rd. 3 miles south of Romney | Joe A. Pancake family | early 20th century | Only school house in survey area |
| HM-0077 | CHD | Parker-Scanlon Home | Along east side River Rd. 1 mile south of Romney | Mrs. A. C. Scanlon | 1903 | |
| HM-0072 | Frame House w/ Stone End Chimney | Off County Route 10/1 | mid 19th century | |||
| HM-0075 | CE | Adam Stump House | Along east side River Rd. 11/2 miles south of Romney | Mrs. James A. Stump | 1849 & 1892 | Home of Confederate Capt. George W. Stump |
| HM-0071 | Fairview United Methodist Church | County Route 10 southeast of Romney | Late 19th early 20th centuries | |||
| HM-0069 | CE | Stone Fort | 450' west of River Rd. 8 miles south of Romney | C. Ellis Hood | 1755-60 | Settlers' fort during French and Indian War |
| HM-0070 | NE | John D. Millar House | Rt. 4 Box 28 | David Harmison | 1902 | |
| HM-0068 | CE | Johnson Place | 1/2 mile west of River Rd. 5 miles south of Romney | John A. Pancake | 1837 | |
| HM-0067 | CE | Bethesda Presbyterian Church | 100' east of River Rd. 61/2 miles south of Romney | John W. Pancake | 1894 | |
| HM-0066 | CHD | Log House | 225' east of River Rd. 61/2 miles south of Romney | 1840 | tenant house (?) | |
| HM-0065 | CHD | John Pancake House | east side of River Rd. 6 miles south of Romney | John W. Pancake | 1840 | |
| HM-0063 | CE | Isaac Millar House/John F. Arnold Home | west side of River Rd. 8 miles south of Romney | Mrs. John Arnold | 1770 | |
| HM-0062 | NE | Col. Frank Murphy Home/Murphy Place | East side of River Rd. 9 miles south of Romney | Geraldine Stump | ||
| HM-0061 | NE | Stumps Hunting Camp | 1200' east of River Rd. 21/2 miles south of Romney | George Stump Jr. | 1840 | |
| HM-0059 | CE | Harmison Home | 8 miles south of Co. Rt. 8 | John Decker Harmison | 1748 | Surveyed by George Washington |
| HM-0057 | NE | Nancy Hanks' birth place | US Rt 50 on Co. Rt. 6/2 near Antioch | |||
| HM-0085 | Kuykendall Polygonal Barn | River Rd. 10 miles south of Romney | C. Ellis Hood | 1906 | DESTROYED! Located on one of the oldest farms in Hampshire Co. | |
| HM-0088 | CHD | Davis Log Home | 197 Main St. | Hampshire Co. Public Library Association c/o Ralph Haines, trustee | 1840 | |
| HM-0047-0018 | CHD | Law Office of W.B. & J.J. Cornwell, Bill and Bobs' Barber Shop, Dental Office of Dr. A.N. McKeever, Senator William Oates's Real Estate Office | Main Street | Bernard W. Hill Estate | 1890 | |
| HM-0047-0019 | CE | Old White Home | Main Street | Royce B. Saville | 1857 | |
| HM-0047-0020 | CHD | Esteban G. Friera | Main Street | Esteban G. Friera | 1850 | |
| HM-0047-0021 | CHD | The Bee Hive | Corner of Bolton St. and Rosemary Lane | John E. Childs Jr. / Nancy E. Childs | 1880 | |
| HM-0047-0022 | CE | S.R. Lupton Homeplace | Main Street | Mrs. Madeline Blue | 1850 | Home of Dr. Lupton during the Civil War |
| HM-0047-0023 | CE | Hampshire County Court House | Corner of Main and High Streets | Hampshire Co. Court | Completed in 1922 | |
| HM-0047-0024 | CHD | Kerns House/American Legion | Main Street | American Legion Dept. of W.V. | 1840 | |
| HM-0054 | CE | Mill Meadow | U.S. Rt. 50 West of Romney | mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0076 | AI | Old Bridge | 200' west of River Rd. 1 mile south of Romney | Paul C. Williams Estate | 1805-1838 | |
| HM-0056 | NE | Frame House w/ Stone End Chimney | U.S. Rt. 50 West of Romney | mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0074 | CE | Indian Mound Cemetary | U.S. Rt. 50 | 1810 | Holds one of the first monuments to Southern soldiers who died in the Civil War | |
| HM-0048 | CE | Romney Presbyterian Church | Rosemary Lane and Marsham St. | 1860 | During Civil War was used as a stable and a Hospital | |
| HM-0053 | CE | WV School for the Deaf and Blind | U.S. 50/ SR28 | 1870 | ||
| HM-0052 | AI | The Chimneys | I East Main Street | |||
| HM-0051 | NR | Wilson-Woodrow-Mytinger House | 51 West Gravel Lane | Dr. Herbert P. Stelling | 1750's | Listed on National Register of Historic Places |
| HM-0050 | NR | Literary Hall | Main and High Streets | 1869-70 | Listed on National Register of Historic Places | |
| NR | Old District Parsonage | N. High St., Romney | Dr. & Mrs. Garry Long | |||
| HM-0049 | AI | Gineran Log Building, Farm and Mill Complex | Unk | Mrs. Geraldine Ward | ||
| HM-0047-0001 | CHD | S.R. Pancake/ Effie Pancake | Corner (NE) of Main and Antigo Place | Effie Pancake | 1880 | |
| HM-0047-0002` | AI | Corbett's Drug Store | Main Street | Helen C. Ansel | 1921 | |
| HM-0047-0003 | CHD | Blue Home | Main Street | Madelyn Blue | 1890 | |
| HM-0047-0005 | CHD | Green Palm Restaurant | Corner of Main and Marsham | Royce B. Saville | before 1853 | |
| HM-0047-0006 | CHD | Pancake Store Building/ Alpine Café | Corner of Main and High Streets | Jimmie Joe Hartman | 1860 | |
| HM-0047-0008 | CHD | Captain Christian Streit White "White Home Place" | 332 Main Street | Christian S. White III | 1860 | |
| HM-0047-0007 | CE | Home of Governor John J. Cornwell, Schaffer Funeral Home | Main Street | Keith and Ila Shaffer | 1900 | |
| HM-0047-0009 | CHD | (Old) First National Bank of Romney | Corner of Main and High Streets | National Building Inc. | 1911 | |
| HM-0047-0010 | CHD | Old Bank of Romney Building/ Cookman Building | Corner of Main and Grafton Streets | James B. Cookman | 1908 remodeled 1928 | |
| HM-0047-0011 | Wirgman Building (site) | Main Street | Bank Of Romney | 1825 | ||
| HM-0047-0012 | CHD | Austin Restaurant | Main Street | National Building Inc. | 1850 | |
| HM-0047-0013 | The Keller House | Corner of Main and Grafton Streets | 1914 | |||
| HM-0047-0014 | CHD | Keller Home Place | Corner of Antigo Place and Main Streets (SE) | Earl Edgel | 1910 | |
| HM-0047-0015 | CHD | Houser Building | Main Street | John E. Daskal | 1880 | |
| HM-0047-0016 | CHD | Hills Drug Store | Main Street | Mrs. Virginia DeBerry Hill | 1840 | |
| HM-0047-0017 | CHD | Robert Shilling | Corner of Marsham St. and Rosemary Ln. | Robert and Carol Shilling | 1890 | |
| HM-0047-0004 | CHD | Opera House, Ideal Theatre, Ben Franklin Store | Main Street | Madelyn Blue | 1900 | |
| HM-0040 | CE | Job Parker House | West of U.S. Route 50, near Titus Run Rd. | 1800's | ||
| NR | Sycamore Dale | River Road, .5 south of Rt. 50 | Mrs. Paul Williams & heirs | 1836-39 | related to Civil War events, historic persons | |
| HM-0043 | CE | Isaac Means House | Off U.S. Rt. 50 at the base of Mill Creek Mtn. | early-mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0042 | CE | Parker House | 1850's | |||
| HM-0041 | CE | Frame House w/ Stone End Chimney | West of Dumpling Run, btw Junction and Mechanicsburg | 1850's | ||
| HM-0044 | CE | Long Frame House | U.S. Rt. 50, Pleasantdale | early-mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0045 | CE | Long Frame House | County Route 50/17 at U.S. Route 50 | mid-19th century | ||
| HM-0046 | CE | Frame House w/ Brick Center Chimney | Route 50 east of Pleasantdale | early-mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0089 | AI | Threshing Barn | County Route 6, Smoky Hollow Road | Mr.Noble | post 1790 | |
| HM-0019 | CE | Fort Edwards | U.S. Route 50, Capon Bridge | Mrs. Vernie Hook | 1756 | Site of a stockade built in mid-18th century.Troops from this fort were under Capt. Mercer, which were ambushed April 18, 1756. |
| HM-0020 | CE | Gardner Home | Rt. 50, Capon Bridge | Capon Bridge Public Library | 1900's | Unique example of this building type. |
| HM-0021 | AI | Frame House | Rt. 50 east of Capon Bridge | Late 19th century | ||
| HM-0022 | AI | Frame House | Rt. 50 east of Capon Bridge | Mid-Late 19th century | Substantial mid 19th century area farmhouse | |
| HM-0023 | AI | Frame House | Rt. 50 east of Capon Bridge | Mid-Late 19th century | Simple, plain farmhouse | |
| HM-0024 | AI | Frame (log?) House w/ Center Stone Chimney | Off County Route 15, Capon Bridge | 19th century | ||
| HM-0025 | CHD | Frame House w/ Stone Chimneys | Rt. 50 west of Capon Bridge | 19th century | ||
| HM-0012 | CHD | Capon Bridge District | U.S. Route 50, Capon Bridge | |||
| HM-0027 | DEM | Amos L. Pugh House | U.S. Route 50, Capon Bridge | 1885 | Well preserved example of late-19th century middle class housing. | |
| HM-0026 | CE | Gertrude Ward House | Off Rt. 50, Capon Bridge | 1830 | ||
| NR | Capt. David Pugh House | Hooks Mill | Kirsten Weiblen | 1835 | significance of owner and architecture | |
| NR | Capon Springs Resort | Capon Springs | Capon Springs and Farm, Inc. | 1850-1943 | significant for recreation and architecture | |
| HM-0028 | CE | Isaac Brill House, "Chimneystone" | CR23-I, Capon Springs | 1830-1847 | ||
| HM-0058 | NR | Frye's Spring, "Watson" | Capon Springs | Mr. Porter L. Austin | 1787 | Used by Indians before the first white settlers. |
| HM-0001 | CE | Bloomery Inn Furnace | Along State Route 45, one mile east of Forks of Cacapon | W.V. Dept of Highways | 1833 | Built by Thomas Pastly. |
| HM-0090-0002 | NE | Stucture 2 | U.S. Route 220, Purgitsville | unknown | 1915 | |
| HM-0090-0001 | NE | Marvin Chapel | U.S. Route 220, Purgitsville | unknown | 1895 | |
| HM-0091-0001 | CHD | U.S. Route 220, Purgitsville | unknown | Circa 1900 | ||
| HM-0091-0004 | CHD | U.S. Route 220, Purgitsville | unknown | Circa 1900 | ||
| HM-0091-0005 | NE | U.S. Route 220, Purgitsville | unknown | Circa 1880 | ||
| HM-0091-0006 | NE | U.S. Route 220, Purgitsville | ||||
| HM-0016 | CE | Whip Crack Furnace | Yellow Spring | c.1870 | ||
| HM-0011 | AI | Hartman Log Dwelling | Sherman District | c.1810 | ||
| HM-0013 | AI | Harriot Farm Site | Along South Branch Potomac River, Wapocomo | Charles R. Herriot | 1630 | Recognized as an important archaeological site in W.V. |
| HM-0014 | AI | Frame House | Springfield Vicinity | |||
| HM-0015 | CE | Log Cabins | W.V. Rt. 28 | c.1820 | ||
| HM-0017 | AI | Carmen P. Buckbe Residence | W.V. Rt. 28, Wapocomo | Carmen P. Buckbe | c. 1870 | An area near the house was an Indian site. |
| HM-0018 | AI | Rock Cliff | Off W.V. Rt. 2 at Wapocomo | There is a tradition of an Indian battle at these rocks. | ||
| HM-0008 | NR | Washington Bottom Farm, Ridgedale | Rt. 28, Washington Rd. | Robert and Gloretta Brinker | c.1840 | Property was a land grant from Lord Fairfax. |
| HM-0010 | NR | Scanlon Farm | County Route 5/4, Three Churches Run Rd. | T. Dennis Siepman | c. 1840, 1865 | Boyhood and family home of Dr. Charles Scanlon. |
| HM-0073 | CE | Frame House w/ Stone End Chimney | Rt. 50, Shanks | mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0086 | NE | Log House and Outbuilding | County Rt. 50/7, southeast of Shanks | early-mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0087 | CHD | Frame House w/ Stone Chimney | Rt. 50 Shanks | mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0029 | AI | Log House | Rt. 50 east of Junction | early-mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0030 | CE | Jake Cheshire Place | U.S. Route 50 and 220 northwest of Junction | Maxwell Whipp | c.1795 and c.1830 | House built at two different times. The family lived in one side while the other was used to lodge teamsters. |
| HM-0031 | CE | Frame(part log?) House with Stone Chimney | Rt. 50 east of Junction | early-mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0032 | AI | Frame(part log?) House | Rt. 50, Junction | early-mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0033 | CE | Two-section log house | Off Rt. 50 and 220 at County Rt. 50/1 west of Junction | early-mid 19th century | ||
| HM-0034 | NR | Sloan-Parker House, "Stone House" | Rt. 50, Junction vicinity | Mr and Mrs. John Henry Parker Jr. | 1790 | |
| HM-0035 | CE | Frame House w/ Brick Chimneys | U.S. Route 220, Junction | Late 19th Century | ||
| NR | Scanlan Farm Log House | Three Churches | T. Dennis Siepmann | 1840 | early 19th century log construction and home of Dr. Charles Scanlon |
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