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National Register listings in Jackson County, North Carolina

21 listings 4 districts 18 with nomination summaries Updated October 2026
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Most notable listings

Backus, E. M., Lodge Lake Toxaway · District · listed 1988 Balsam Mountain Inn Balsam · Building · listed 1982 Camp Merrie-Woode Cashiers · District · listed 1995 Church of the Good Shepherd Cashiers · Building · listed 1986 Fairfield Inn Cashiers · Building · listed 1982 Hall, Lucius Coleman, House Webster · Building · listed 1990 Hedden, Elisha Calor, House Webster · Building · listed 1989 High Hampton Inn Historic District Cashiers · District · listed 1991 Hooper, Dr. D. D., House Sylva · Building · listed 2000 Jackson County Courthouse Sylva · Building · listed 1979

Historic districts (4)

All listings

Places: Webster (6) · Cashiers (5) · Sylva (3) · Cullowhee (3) · Dillsboro (2) · Lake Toxaway (1) · Balsam (1)

NamePlaceTypeListed
Backus, E. M., Lodge Lake Toxaway District 1988
Balsam Mountain Inn Balsam Building 1982
Camp Merrie-Woode Cashiers District 1995
Church of the Good Shepherd Cashiers Building 1986
Downtown Sylva Historic District Sylva District 2014
Fairfield Inn Cashiers Building 1982
Hall, Lucius Coleman, House Webster Building 1990
Hedden, Elisha Calor, House Webster Building 1989
High Hampton Inn Historic District Cashiers District 1991
Hooper, Dr. D. D., House Sylva Building 2000
Jackson County Courthouse Sylva Building 1979
Joyner Building Cullowhee Building 1978
Judaculla Rock Cullowhee Site 2013
Monteith, Elias Brendle, House and Outbuildings Dillsboro Building 2008
Moore, Walter E., House Webster Building 1990
Mount Beulah Hotel Dillsboro Building 1984
St. David's-in-the-Valley Episcopal Church Cullowhee Building 2025
Webster Baptist Church Webster Building 1989
Webster Methodist Church Webster Building 1989
Webster Rock School Webster Building 1990
Zachary, Mordecai, House Cashiers Building 1998

State Historic Preservation Office

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.