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1873 Ellsworth County Jail

Architect: Not listed
Category: correctional facility

• State Register Nomination

Cave Hollow Petroglyph Site, 14EW33

Architect: Not listed
Category: work of art

Ellsworth Downtown Historic District

Architect: Not listed
Category: domestic; government office; clinic; communications facility; theater; religious facility; meeting hall; road-related; education related; commerce

The Ellsworth Downtown Historic District is nominated for its association with the growth and development of the community from early cowtown days through post-World War II. It is also nominated as a collection of buildings representing a wide range of commercial architectural styles from vernacular one-part commercial blocks to 1950s Modern designs - from substantial public structures to traditional commercial buildings. Several of the district buildings are from the Late Victorian era, reflecting Italianate, Romanesque and Queen Anne styles. The town's financial institutions are among the few existing Classical Revival buildings, portraying an image of stability and permanence.

• District Properties
• National Register Nomination

Elm Creek Petroglyph Site, 14EW14

Architect: Not listed
Category: work of art

Fort Harker Guardhouse

Architect: Not listed
Category: military facility

• National Register Nomination

Fort Harker Officer's Quarters

Architect: Not listed
Category: military facility; single dwelling

• National Register Nomination

Haystack Mound Petroglyph Site, 14EW303

Architect: Not listed
Category: work of art

Hodgden (Perry) House

Architect: Not listed
Category: single dwelling

• National Register Nomination

Indian Hill Site, 14EW1

Architect: Not listed
Category: conservation area

Insurance Building

Architect: Not listed
Category: commerce

Constructed from 1887 to 1888 and modified in 1929, the Insurance Building is a brick, two-story Victorian eclectic commercial building atop a Warrensburg limestone block foundation. It was built by the Ellsworth contractor, Frank Easterly who was also hired to do the remodel in 1929. It is being nominated for its historical association with the growth and development of Ellsworth and for its architectural significance as an example of the Victorian eclectic commercial style.

• National Register Nomination