From left to right: the bridge, Foat Building, Kortendick Building.

Photograph of the Methodist Church on Main Street, Waterford Wisconsin.

Donald and Francis Tindall are seen here on Main Street with the Waterford Grade School in the background.

Waterford's Community United Methodist Church located on Main Street. After building a new church, this site now houses an antique mall.

Postcard of the Opening of the T.M.E.R. and L(The Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light company). Photograph taken during parade on Main Street looking east.

B. G. Foat and Irving Foat flank the Foat's float in the July 4th 1920 parade seen here on Main Street in front of the Foat building.

Waterford's original St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Third Street. The new St. Peter's is now on Main Street. This location is now the St. Mary and St. Antonious Coptic Orthodox Church

Waterford's original St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Third Street. The new St. Peter's is now on Main Street. This location is now the St. Mary and St. Antonious Coptic Orthodox Church. Archie Noble co…

Originally the Colonel Hans Christian Heg family home during the Civil War 1859-1868. The home was later used by Elizabeth Muff Noll was one of Waterford's first librarian, the library was in the west…

Seymour Tindall family home on West Main Street. Owned by the Palmer's in the 1800's. Purchased by the Seymour Tindall family in the 1900's birthplace of Francis Tindall 11/27/1905 and Donald Tindall…

Oscar Graf is pictured with Racine County's first school bus, which stated its run the first day of school in 1931. The bus was used to transport children from the Ranke to the Waterford Graded School…