Beverly Teague and Anne Stewart Students Beverly's students along with Waterford voice instructor Ann Stewart's voice students will perform at the Catoctin Presbyterian Church daily throughout the weekend. Beverly Teague has been teaching music and piano since 1978. She holds [...]
Brad Kolodner and Fiddlin’ Dave Phenomenal duo playing pure fun music Brad Kolodner is a Baltimore-based clawhammer banjoist. Brad represents the next generation of Old-Time musicians pushing the boundaries of the tradition into uncharted territory. Regarded for his delicate touch, [...]
Jacob Jolliff Band “Amazing player” —David Grisman, Mike Marshall Jacob started playing the mandolin at age seven and has been practicing hours a day for the past 20 years. He had a full scholarship to The Berklee College of Music [...]
The Paper Wings Blends two distinct voices and impeccable skills as instrumentalists to create a modern, unified vision built on Appalachian traditions — No Depression A fresh take on what can be called indie Old-Time music. Paper Wings captivates their [...]
Catoctin School of Music Enjoy talented musicians from the Catoctin School of Music. https://www.thecatoctinschoolofmusic.com
The Hough House In 1801 Isaac Hough, a Quaker, bought lots 14 and 15 of Mahlon Janney’s early subdivision of the Big Hill. Hough sold them to local joiner Thomas Lacey in 1813. Between 1818 and 1820 tax records indicate [...]
Ephraim Schooley The oldest part of this house is the south end, which John Morrow, a weaver, built between 1821 and 1825, shortly before his death. Quaker Ephraim Schooley (1786-1867) acquired the property in the 1830s. Renowned saddler Asa Brown [...]
Charles and George Schooley House This house, of Federal design, occupies two of the 17 lots on the Big Hill that were sold in 1803 by Mahlon Janney, son of Waterford’s founder, to Thomas Hirst. Hirst sold the lots a [...]
Mahlon Myers Shortly after the turn of the nineteenth century Quaker Mahlon Janney (1731-1812), son of village founder Amos, began selling lots in his “New Addition,” extending Main Street up over the hill and along Butchers Row. Mahlon Myers purchased [...]
Old Waod/Off the Rails This is one of several village buildings that look older than they actually are. A “1769” inscription, installed in jest by the original owner George Bentley, fooled visitors who marveled at the house’s “fine condition” for [...]
