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War Memorial Building

Steeples With History

December 7, 2022 Tagged With: Christ Reformed UCC, historic churches, Historic Shepherdstown Museum, In Print Dec 2022, New Street Unitied Methodist Church, Shepherdstown Opera House, Shepherdstown Presyterian Church, St. Agnes Cathoic Church, St. Peter Lutheran Church, Trinity Episcopal Church, War Memorial Building

trinity episcopal church tower

The public is invited to tour the interiors of several historic churches in Shepherdstown on December 26 (Monday) 2022 between 4 and 7 pm. Read the Full Story >>

Shepherdstown Community Club Moves Forward on Strength of 75-Year History

February 7, 2020 Tagged With: Morgan’s Grove Park, Shepherdstown Community Club, War Memorial Building

Front entrance to the was memorial building, a two-story red brick building, that houses the Shepherdstown Community Club.

There is a sense of community in Shepherdstown that exists in a swirling pattern focusing first on the vibrant heart of the city’s German Street before moving outward to neighborhoods both old and new. The city’s heartbeat plays its rhythm softly in the background for times gone by, and ever more strongly today.  Read the Full Story >>

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