Experience the Waterford National Historic Landmark through a lens focused on Women's History of Waterford! In 1970 the Secretary of the Interior designated Waterford and its rural surround a National […]
Save the date! Our Annual Meeting for FY2023 is on April 16th, 2024! Join us to learn how our 2023 went and plan for the future! Stay tuned for timing and other updates. Contact oldschool@waterfordfoundation.org with any questions!
Experience the Waterford National Historic Landmark and some of the wonderfully kept private gardens! In 1970 the Secretary of the Interior designated Waterford and its rural surround a National Historic Landmark. Well into the 20th century, most Americans lived and worked on farms or in small towns like this one. Few of these places have […]
The Waterford Foundation, Waterford Citizen's Association, and Waterford 2033 invite you to join us this Preservation Month to celebrate the past, present, and future of historic preservation in Waterford! There will be door prizes, toasts, self-guided presentations, videos, raffle, and special announcements and updates from the Waterford Foundation and Waterford 2033. Date: Sunday May 19th […]
Join us as we partner with Thomas Balch Library to learn about researching your family and dating your home. This event is brought to you by the Education committee. For […]
Join us for a fascinating discussion by Waterford historian and author Taylor Chamberlin about his hew book “My Old Carpetbagger,” which uses the story of his great-grandparents to reveal new aspects about Virginia and national […]
As things are starting to grow once again on the Phillips Farm, we are noticing the return of Mile-a-Minute Vine. Since there are no berries on the plant, now is the best time to safely start pulling the plants for the season. This Sunday (June 9th) from 2-4pm, Open Spaces volunteers have scheduled a cleanup […]
Experience the Waterford National Historic Landmark on a guided historic walking tour! In 1970 the Secretary of the Interior designated Waterford and its rural surround a National Historic Landmark. Well into the 20th century, most Americans lived and worked on farms or in small towns like this one. Few of these places have remained much […]
Office Manager oldschool@waterfordfoundation.org
Phone: 540-882-3018 x 2
