National Register listings in Perry County, Ohio
Most notable listings
Bowman Mill Covered Bridge New Reading · Structure · listed 1978
Glenford Bank Glenford · Building · listed 1990
Mitchell, Randolph, House New Reading · Building · listed 1978
Parks Covered Bridge Chalfunts · Structure · listed 1974
Perry County Courthouse and Jail New Lexington · Building · listed 1981
Saint Joseph's Catholic Church Somerset · Building · listed 1986
West School Crooksville · Building · listed 1980
Ludowici Roof Tile Company Historic District New Lexington · District · listed 2021
New Straitsville School New Straitsville · Building · listed 2001
Sheridan House Somerset · Building · listed 1980 Historic districts (3)
- Ludowici Roof Tile Company Historic District — New Lexington
- Shawnee Historic District — Shawnee
- Somerset Historic District — Somerset
All listings
Places: Somerset (3) · New Reading (2) · Glenford (2) · New Lexington (2) · New Straitsville (1) · Chalfunts (1) · Roseville (1) · Shawnee (1) · Crooksville (1) · Thornville (1)
| Name | Place | Type | Listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bowman Mill Covered Bridge | New Reading | Structure | 1978 |
| Glenford Bank | Glenford | Building | 1990 |
| Glenford Fort | Glenford | Site | 1971 |
| Ludowici Roof Tile Company Historic District | New Lexington | District | 2021 |
| Mitchell, Randolph, House | New Reading | Building | 1978 |
| New Straitsville School | New Straitsville | Building | 2001 |
| Parks Covered Bridge | Chalfunts | Structure | 1974 |
| Perry County Courthouse and Jail | New Lexington | Building | 1981 |
| Roseville High School | Roseville | Building | 2026 |
| Saint Joseph's Catholic Church | Somerset | Building | 1986 |
| Shawnee Historic District | Shawnee | District | 1976 |
| Sheridan House | Somerset | Building | 1980 |
| Somerset Historic District | Somerset | District | 1975 |
| West School | Crooksville | Building | 1980 |
| Whitmer, Soloman, House | Thornville | Building | 1979 |
State Historic Preservation Office
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