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About Waterford

African-Americans

African-American Experience - Faith and Family

African-American Experience – Recollections of John Divine

African-American Experience - Slavery and Freedom

African-American Experience - Segregation, Struggle, andSuccess

African-American Experience - Work and Play

Civil War - Battle of 1862

Civil War - Before the war

Civil War - 1861

Civil War - 1862

Civil War - 1863

Civil War - 1864

Civil War - 1864, Waterford News

Civil War - 1864, Quaker Women Journalists

Civil War - 1865

Civil War - William Williams Taken Hostage

Commercial Development of Waterford

Commercial Downfall

Development-by the mill (1700s)

Furniture made in Waterford

Government-1800s

Government-1875 ordinances

Origins, first settlers

Phillips Farm – Family Farm Changing

Quaker settlement

Second Street School

Shopping in 1870

Timeline and overview

Washing Clothes in the 1800s

Waterford Foundation history

Waterford in 1926

Waterford in the 1930's

Education - History course for grades 5-12

Other pages:
Ephemera
Linking the Past to Its Future
Toasts given on July 4th, 1832
Thomas Moore