Exhibits & Demonstrations
Art at the Red Barn
Artist exhibition day & time coming soon!
Old School Area
John & Chandra DeWald, Powder horn making, colonial needlework, and garland making
Chesapeake Region Lace Guild
Jacob Grotheer and Tim Simpson, Georgia Colony Smiths
Rebecca Suerdick, Historian & Perfumer – porch
Jeff Ball, Earthly Host – Cemetery (behind the Old School)
Bond Street Barn Area
African American Experience of Waterford Display – Liggett Street stone wall
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
John Wesley Church Area
Hessian Regiment Von Huyn – Churchyard
Village Center
Eugene Scheel, Mapmaker – Map Shop
Glenn McIntyre, Gunsmith – Celebrating 75 Years at the Waterford Fair!
Read the story behind one of the Waterford Fair’s longest-running demonstrations.
Second Street School
Explore an 1880’s Classroom (15611 2nd St.)
Tent Talks
Friday
12:30 pm: Ken Bancroft, Historian
Loudoun’s Revolutionary War Diary
2:00 pm: Rebecca Suerdieck, Williamsburg Historian, Researcher and Perfumer
Secrets from an 1824 Kitchen: Mary Randolph’s International Recipes
Saturday
11:00 am: John DeWald, Master Horner, The Horn & Needle
Accouterments from the 18th Century
12:30 pm: Margarete Miller, Podcaster, Author, and Collage Artist
The Maranda Project: Discovering an 1860 Friendship Album
2:00 pm: Larry Roeder, CEO of the Edwin Washington Society
Black Education During Segregation in Loudoun County
Sunday
12:30 pm: Carl Scheider, President, Waterford Foundation
A Brief History of Waterford
2:00 pm: Tim Simpson, Historical Blacksmith, Georgia Colony Smith
Toys and Games in the Revolution