The Living History Park was the site of the former North Augusta water-works department and had been overgrown and neglected for years. Donated materials and labor, a few grants, and a great deal of love, attention, and effort have turned this eyesore into an attraction for visitors in a tranquil setting complete with its original natural spring. Since taking over management of the park, Olde Town has developed the following structures appropriate to the early colonial village of the area:

· Smoke house

· Spring House Tavern

· Willow Springs Meeting house

· Blacksmith’s forge

· Bake oven and bee hive oven

· Spring House Tavern

· Colonial Slave Cabin

· Thompson Academy

· Perry Hill Cabin

· Roger Ordinary Educational/ picnic shelter

· Norwood House and entrance area

· Sensory Garden Touch of Bartram Trail

· Mercantile

· Colonial Barn

· Livery