Flavius Beans Property
Throughout most of its history, Waterford was a relatively isolated community. One result of this isolation was that architectural styles […]
Homes
Old Waod/Off the Rails (#8 on map)
Old Waod/Off the Rails This is one of several village buildings that look older than they actually are. A “1769”
Samuel Steer Property
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Livery Stable
15483 Second Street The Livery Stable served the transportation needs of Waterford from at least 1851 to the mid-twentieth century,
The Iron Store House
40180 Main Street The ground floor of this home was built “as a ware-house” by Quaker John W. Williams (1771-1840)
Pink House Property
In 1825, Lewis Klein opened this building as a tavern. He had purchased the lot from Quaker William Hough a
Jacob Mendenhall
15620 Second Street Quakers Jacob Mendenhall (1788-1822) and his wife, the former Beulah Thomas, were “received on certificate from Baltimore
Talbott’s Tavern (#2 on map)
40162 Main Street Open on Friday: 1:30pm to 5pm The structures that now comprise 40162 Main Street were originally two