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East New Market

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East New Market Historic District

The unique aspects of history, architecture and the visual landscape of East New Market creates a very strong identity for this Eastern Shore crossroads town. In conjunction with the federal and state regulations, the Town Council and the town Zoning Code Enforcer, the Historic District Commission has set out a process that allows new development only in the parameters that foster strong protection and enhancement of historic resources, thus preserving the extraordinary visual character and uniqueness of the town.

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Historic Homes of East New Market

East New Market was settled during the second half of the seventeenth century and began as a trading post between Native Americans and European settlers.Many of these families were seeking religious freedom and economic gain through the purchase of property. It isn’t unusual for families to have owned real estate in this area, but never living in the area until later generations, if at all. In 1790 the village of “New Market” was starting to appear on maps.

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A Brief History

East New Market was settled during the second half of the seventeenth century and began as a trading post between Native Americans and European settlers.The town grew with the introduction of the railroad in the latter part of the 19th century. This allowed agriculture to gain economic strength within the county. It was during this time that religious and educational institutions became even more established through their reputations as centers of learning and worship.