Morristown Main Street Historic District

The Morristown Main Street Historic District spreads across 8.2 acres along Main Street and the intersecting Henry and Cumberland Streets in downtown. The buildings here represent different architectural styles and periods, showing how the commercial area developed over time.

The district shows architectural development from 1875 to 1967, with buildings representing different eras in that time span. The Henry Street Station Post Office became a National Historic Landmark in 1915.

The central business district keeps its character as a working commercial area with specialty shops, antique stores, and restaurants that locals still use today. This everyday function shapes how the district feels and looks to visitors walking through.

The Morristown Chamber of Commerce offers detailed walking tour information at West First North Street if you want guidance. It is easy to explore the district on foot since the buildings and streets are closely connected and accessible.

The district has an elevated walkway system called Skymart that was built in 1967 following flood damage as part of a downtown modernization effort. This structure stands as a reminder of how the city adapted after facing a natural disaster.