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NPS Partners with Friends of the Shepherdstown Riverfront on a Riverfront Revitalization Project

Recently, the National Park Service through the Rivers, Trails and Conservation Assistance Program (RTCA) began work with the Town of Shepherdstown and the Shepherdstown Rotary Club on a Riverfront Revitalization Project.  This community and partner led effort will focus on preserving and protecting Shepherdstown’s significant historic and natural community resources along the riverfront including the Mecklenburg TobaccoWarehouse, Rumsey Monument Park and Cullison Park while also working to provide improved access and infrastructure improvements.  With input from community members, partner groups and Shepherd University three areas of focus will be looked at – the development of an overall plan for the riverfront, finding partners who can assist in this effort and locating sources of funding for the improvements that are needed to carry out the plan.  The RTCA Program supports community-led natural resource conservation and outdoor recreation projects and helps implement the natural resource conservation and outdoor recreation mission of the National Park Service in communities across America. For more information contact …….Chris Niewold NPS RTCA at 202-690-5153.

| October 1, 2009 |

News & Events
April 9, 2015

Goodbye – Friends of Shepherdstown Riverfront Disbanded

August 25, 2014

Tank/Piping Removal Work Complete!

August 25, 2014

Steel Tank and Piping Removal Underway

July 11, 2013

Historic Waterworks Report Available

May 9, 2013

Warehouse Open House May 18, 2013

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Reports

Historic Structure Report for the Mecklenburg Tobacco Warehouse - PDF
Waterworks at the Mecklenburg Tobacco Warehouse - PDF

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March 20, 2010 : Historic Structures Report for the Mecklenburg Tobacco War...
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