Morris Canal Entrance Waterloo Methodist Church Seymour Smith House State Park Office Peter Smith Homestead Peter D.Smith House Ore Dock Site Lenape Indian Village Samuel T. Smith House Samuel T. Smith Carriage House Canal Boat Exhibit Worker’s House Worker’s House Peter D.Smith Carriage House Carpenter Shop Tenant House Canal Museum Gristmill and Sawmill Blacksmith Shop Former Road Bridge Former Route of the Sussex Branch Railroad Mule Bridge The bridge is out. No trail connection Lock 2 West Canal Company Dam Inclined Plane 4 West Smith’s Store Waterloo Hotel Rutan Cabin Village Walking Tours Start Here Rest Rooms Old Waterloo Road Waterloo Valley Trail – Canal Towpath Waterloo Valley Trail Rest Rooms Peter Smith Carriage House Tenant House M o r r i s C a n al M o r r i s C a n al Waterloo Valley Trail Route of the Morris Canal Water Filled Canal Greenway information: canalsocietynj.org Greenway Trail O l d W a t e r lo o Road To explore this area see the Mt Olive Tail Map. To explore this area see the Waterloo Valley Trail Map Waterloo Village CANAL SOCIETY OF NEW JERSEY Wesite: canalsocietynj.org E-Mail: canals@ canalsocietynj.org © 2020, Joe Macasek-MacGraphics This historic view, taken from the Sussex Branch Railroad ore dock, shows Lock 2 West and Smith’s store and blacksmith shop in the center of the picture with old Waterloo Road and the Smiths’ homes on the right. To learn more about Waterloo read: The Story of Waterloo Village: From Colonial Forge to Canal Town availabel on line or on the CSNJ web site at canalsocietynj.org Waterloo Village is owned and operated by the New Jersey State Parks Service. The grounds are open for passive recreation daily from dawn to dusk. When you visit Waterloo use this map to identify the many things there are to see. During the summer months the Canal Society of New Jersey offers weekend programming that includes our Canal Museum, Canal Boat Exhibit and Carpenter Shop. Visit our web site for a schedule of events.

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Page 1: Waterloo Village - Canal Society of New Jersey

Morris CanalEntrance

Waterloo Methodist

Church

Seymour Smith HouseState Park Office

Peter Smith Homestead

Peter D. Smith House

Ore Dock Site

Lenape Indian Village

Samuel T. Smith House

Samuel T. Smith Carriage House Canal Boat Exhibit

Worker’s House

Peter D. Smith Carriage House

Carpenter Shop

Tenant House

Canal Museum

Gristmill and Sawmill

Blacksmith Shop

FormerRoad

Bridge

FormerRoute of the Sussex

Branch Railroad

Mule BridgeThe bridge is out.

No trail connection

Lock 2 WestCanal

Company Dam

Inclined Plane 4 West

Smith’s Store

Waterloo Hotel

Rutan Cabin

Village Walking Tours Start Here

Rest Rooms

Old Waterloo Road

Waterloo Valley Trail – Canal Towpath

Waterloo Valle

y TrailRest

Rooms

Peter Smith CarriageHouse

Tenant House

Morris Canal

Waterloo Valley TrailRoute of the Morris Canal

Water Filled CanalGreenway information: canalsocietynj.org

Greenway Trail

Old

Wat

erlo

o R

oad

To explore this area see the Mt Olive

Tail Map.

To explore this area see the Waterloo Valley Trail Map

Waterloo Village

Canal SoCiety of new JerSeyWesite: canalsocietynj.org

E-Mail: canals@ canalsocietynj.org

This historic view, taken from the Sussex Branch Railroad ore dock, shows Lock 2 West and Smith’s store and blacksmith shop in the center of the picture with old Waterloo Road and the Smiths’ homes on the right.

To learn more about Waterloo read: The Story of Waterloo Village: From Colonial Forge to Canal Town availabel on line or on the CSNJ web site at canalsocietynj.org

Waterloo Village is owned and operated by the New Jersey State Parks Service. The grounds are open for passive recreation daily from dawn to dusk. When you visit Waterloo use this map to identify the many things there are to see. During the summer months the Canal Society of New Jersey offers weekend programming that includes our Canal Museum, Canal Boat Exhibit and Carpenter Shop. Visit our web site for a schedule of events.