Waters Farm was built in 1757 and is a fine example of late 18th Century architectural work. The mansion being historically significant for its structure, was added to the National Register Of Historic Places. The 120 acre land is open for public and offers a splendid view of the pristine pond, some ancient structures like Shingle Mill and Sugar House which represent the industrial period. The mansion is also host to cultural events, fall festivals and summer camps. A must visit to experience ancient rural farm life.
St John
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Wachusett Dam is maintained and managed by the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority and serves the greater Boston area. This biggest gravity dam was incorporated in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places in 1990.
Pratt Pond
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