Facility Rentals:
Outdoor space next to the historic Waterhouse Residence with it's scenic view of Maitland's Lake Lily is available for weddings, showers, corporate events and birthday parties. Set up your own private tour of the Waterhouse residence while enjoying a glass of wine and learning about the customs of the Victorian period. More Banquet Facility rentals in Orlando.
Volunteers Opportunities:
Helping Hands for History - short term projects, one time assistance, special events, ongoing tour guides the Maitland Historical Society has many ways to help out. More Volunteer Opportunities and fundraising events in the Orlando area.
Birthday Parties:
Tea parties, a game of croquet and carpentry projects, all part of the educational packages offered at the museum can also be used for a one of a kind birthday celebration. More children's Birthday Party places in the Orlando area.
Educational Programs:
The museum offers a variety of tours and hands-on projects that are perfect for school aged children and scouting programs. More Educational Programs for home schooling and scouts.
- Hats & Tea
Designed to teach students the social etiquette and customs of the Victorian period in America. The program begins with a tour of the Waterhouse Residence Museum, which chronicles the life of Victorian children, discusses Maitland area history, and introduces the Waterhouse family. After the tour, participants are given a decorated hat and invited to a Victrrian tea, which includes scrumptious pastries, cookies, dainties, and of course a variety of teas. - Carpentry Crew
An Interactive and comprehensive woodworking program that presents techniques and building methods that were used in central Florida during the 1800's. Students participate in a hands-on experience in the Carpentry Shop Museum using century old tools. Some tools on display were used by William Waterhouse, builder and pioneer of Maitland. This programs includes a guided tour of the 1884 Waterhouse Residence Museum then concludes with each participant building a toolbox in the Carpentry Shop Museum.
