From 1884 to 1887 a popular magazine called The Century ran a series called “Battles and Leaders of the Civil War,” and later reprinted it in a variety of formats. […]
A New Addition to the Museum’s Collection: The General’s Table The latest addition to the Museum’s collection of early Shepherdstown furniture is a table that was once in the home […]
In the middle of an upstairs room in the Historic Shepherdstown Museum is a detailed scale-model steam boat, made of tin and about three feet long. The boat was built […]
Sheetz Family Bible Returns to Shepherdstown The Historic Shepherdstown Museum recently received a Bible that belonged to the Sheetz Family. The donor, Christine Saulsbury, of Desert Center, California, was helping […]
Dear Members of Historic Shepherdstown, The Board of Directors of Historic Shepherdstown has made the difficult decision to postpone some of our upcoming events because it is important to help […]
The popular Shepherdstown Tour of Historic Churches will once again be hosted by Historic Shepherdstown & Museum. Assisted by the Shepherdstown Visitor Center, the event will take place on December […]
2019 Holiday Ornament Features Former Jefferson Security Bank Building The Historic Shepherdstown Commission has selected the former Jefferson Security Bank building, also known as the Yellow Brick Bank, for their […]
On Wednesday, October 16, Dr. Randall Tremba will be the final speaker in Historic Shepherdstown’s 2019 Speakers Series. His talk is entitled “Dr. Price, Mrs. Williams and Her Corgi Plus […]
Collecting and Preserving Each Others’ Stories SAIL (Shepherdstown Area Independent Living) will present a panel discussion on Collecting and Preserving Each Others’ Stories on Tuesday, October 1, at 7 pm […]
The Smithsonian Magazine holds an annual museum day each year–and we’re joining! The Historic Shepherdstown Museum will open its doors free of charge to all Smithsonian Museum Day ticketholders on […]