3-7 S New St

A building, Ca. 1800

BrickContributes to the historic character of the district

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1800

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From the National Register nomination

stone with brick facade, 2 stories, gable roof with pedimented dormers, 4 bays. Vernacular structure. Ca. 1800. 2/2 lights in dormers which are a later addition. 2nd-story openings bearded up. 1st story remodeled into 2 storefronts in late 19th century, bracketed cornice added.

Stories: 2
Built of: stone with brick facade
Exterior: brick facade
Roof: gable roof with pedimented dormers
Height: About 90 ft to the top of the roof; covers about 77,450 sq ft of ground (USGS lidar survey, 2020)

Notable features

pedimented dormers
2/2 lights in dormers
bracketed cornice

Later changes

dormers which are a later addition
2nd-story openings bearded up
1st story remodeled into 2 storefronts in late 19th century
bracketed cornice added

Today

See it on Google Street View (opens Google Maps, where “See more dates” shows older photos)

Nearby

Similar

Nearby markers

Augusta County Courthouse, I-34, 120 m
Dr. William Fleming, A-64, 120 m
Mary Baldwin College, I-17, 140 m
Dr. Alexander Humphreys, A-63, 150 m
Trinity Church, QC-1, 340 m

Source: Beverley Historic District National Register Nomination, page 26. Listed there as “3-7 South New Street.”