National Register listings in Hertford County, North Carolina

35 listings 7 districts 30 with nomination summaries Updated October 2026
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Historic districts (7)

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Places: Murfreesboro (12) · Ahoskie (8) · Winton (4) · Como (4) · Bethlehem (2) · Union (1) · Cofield (1) · Harrellsville (1) · Ashoskie (1) · Pleasant Plains (1)

NamePlaceTypeListed
Ahoskie Downtown Historic District Ahoskie District 1985
Ahoskie Historic District Ahoskie District 2012
Ahoskie School Ahoskie Building 2005
Barnes, David A., House Murfreesboro Building 2014
Bethlehem Baptist Church Bethlehem Building 2019
Brown, C. S., School Auditorium Winton District 1985
Brown, Wiley and Jane Vann, House Union Building 2007
Cedars, The Murfreesboro Building 1983
Columns, The Murfreesboro Building 1971
Cowper-Thompson House Murfreesboro Building 1992
Deane House Cofield Building 1982
East End Historic District Ahoskie District 2008
Freeman House Murfreesboro Building 1971
Gray Gables Winton Building 1982
Hare Plantation House Como Building 1971
Harrellsville Historic District Harrellsville District 1995
Jernigan, Roberts H., House Ahoskie Building 2001
King-Casper-Ward-Bazemore House Ahoskie Building 1982
Melrose Murfreesboro Building 1971
Mill Neck School Como Building 2016
Mitchell, William, House Ahoskie Building 1972
Mulberry Grove Ashoskie Building 1980
Murfreesboro Historic District Murfreesboro District 1971
Myrick House Murfreesboro Building 1971
Myrick-Yeates-Vaughan House Murfreesboro Building 1983
Newsome, James, House Ahoskie Building 1984
Parker, King, House Winton Building 2002
Pleasant Plains School Pleasant Plains Building 2016
Rea, William, Store Murfreesboro Building 1970
Riddick House Como Building 1971
Roberts-Vaughan House Murfreesboro Building 1971
Thomas, Dr. Roscius P. and Mary Mitchell, House and Outbuildings Bethlehem Building 2007
Vernon Place Como Building 1982
Wheeler, John, House Murfreesboro Building 1971
Winton Historic District Winton District 2020

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Nominations, tax-credit certifications and official records for North Carolina go through the North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office. See how to nominate a property.