Martinsburg is a city in Berkeley County, West Virginia, United States, and its county seat. The population was 18,773 at the 2020 census, making Martinsburg the largest city in the eastern panhandle of West Virginia and the sixth-most populous city in the state. It is a principal city of the Hagerstown–Martinsburg metropolitan area extending into Maryland, which had 293,844 residents in 2020.
Southeast
Martinsburg
Berkeley County, WV
Population
18,678
Walk Score
73 · Very Walkable
Median rent
$1,046
Median home value
$198,800
Chartered
1778
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On the National Register
Historic districts
- Baltimore and Ohio and Related Industries Historic District · listed 1980
- Boomtown Historic District · listed 1980
- Boyd Avenue Historic District · listed 2007
- Boydville · listed 1970
- Boydville Historic District · listed 1980
- Downtown Martinsburg Historic District (Additional Documentation) · listed 1980
- East Martinsburg Historic District · listed 1980
- Green Hill Cemetery Historic District · listed 1980
- Jones Mill Run Historic District · listed 1980
- Martinsburg, Mining, Manufacturing & Improvement Co. Historic District · listed 2002
- Rosemont Historic District · listed 2002
- South Water Street Historic District · listed 1980
- Spring Mills Historic District · listed 2004
- Swan Pond Manor Historic District · listed 1980
- Tabler's Station Historic District · listed 2004
- Tuscarora Creek Historic District · listed 1980
- West Martinsburg Historic District · listed 2010
- Winebrenner's Crossroads Historic District
Notable landmarks
- Abell-Kilbourn House · listed 1994
- Apollo Theatre · listed 1979
- Aspen Hall · listed 1980
- Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Martinsburg Shops · listed 2003
- Citizens National Bank
- Citizens National Bank · listed 2023
- Continental Clay Brick Plant · listed 1980
- Evans, John, House · listed 2006
- Faraway Farm · listed 1980
- Federal Aviation Administration Records Center · listed 1974
- Forest Hill School · listed 2025
- Good, William, House and Cellar
- Hays-Pitzer House · listed 1994
- Kunkel, Elizabeth, House · listed 1991
- Miller Tavern and Farm · listed 2006
- Mount Zion Baptist Church · listed 1980
- Mulliss, George W. F., House · listed 1991
- Myers House · listed 1980
- Nadenbousch, Moses, House · listed 2004
- Newcomer Mansion · listed 2006
- Opequon Golf Club · listed 1995
- Orndoff-Cross House · listed 2010
- Overlook · listed 2004
- Parks's Gap Bridge · listed 1994
- Pitzer, Elias, House · listed 2003
- …and 18 more
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