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August Newsletter
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Mother’s Day
Does Mom love historic preservation and Waterford, VA? Give a two-for-one gift when you buy Mom something from Amazon that also helps the Waterford Foundation!
Your shopping matters. This Mother’s Day, shop for Mom at smile.amazon.com/ch/54-0755457 and Amazon donates to Waterford Foundation Inc.
Waterford Trail Run, Walk and Fun Run!
The Waterford Foundation invites you, your friends and family to experience this unique trail run through a quaint, National Historic Landmark village and its surrounding fields and trails.
Find something for everyone, from food to live entertainment and rich history, including a docent-led walking tour through the once-Quaker village.
Waterford is special because it looks almost exactly as it did over 200 years ago, with its open fields and farmland intact. You’ll be running through some of those fields, so you may get muddy … but that is half the fun!
Click here for more event info and to register.
Waterford Foundation Article on Waterford in the Chesapeake Bay Journal
www.bayjournal.com 2018 Waterford Craft School in the News
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Merry Christmas from the Waterford Foundation!
We hope you have a wonderful holiday season and a Happy New Year!
Please note that the Foundation office will be closed from December 23 – January 2.
Vote for the Waterford Fair!
Vote for the Waterford Fair in the Best of Loudoun 2018.
Christmas Bird Count 2017
Central Loudoun Christmas Bird Count 2017 registration now open! Join the Loudoun Wildlife Conservancy and participate in the National Audubon Society’s annual #ChristmasBirdCount on December 28th. Begun in 1899, these surveys are held all over North America, with the results used to better understand bird populations and dynamics. Our count circle has a 15-mile diameter and covers 177 square miles of Loudoun’s countryside; north to Waterford, south to Aldie, east to Ashburn, and west to Purcellville.
Everyone is welcome; amateurs are teamed with experienced birders. If you are interested in participating for just a couple of hours or for the entire day, register online here or contact Joe Coleman at [email protected] or 540-554-2542.
Read more at Audubon website.