Overview

Williams Township itself, founded 1750, is home to four structures on the National Register of Historic Places – the Coffeetown Grist Mill, Isaac Stout House, Jacob Arndt House, and Camelback Stone Arch Bridge on Durham Rd.

Self-Guided Historic Driving Tour

Direct visitors past the historic-register structures, as well as seven one-room school houses, three historic churches, three cemeteries with headstones dating back to the earliest settlers, scenic wonders (Hexenkopf Rock), active farms, a former stagecoach inn, the site of Mammy Morgan’s tavern and well, and the canal path along the Delaware Canal.
From the northern to southern end of the township, ending at Groundhog Lock, site of a county park, and the lost village of Uhlersville.
Most structures, privately owned, can be viewed from the township roads. Fry’s Run Park, just off route 611 S., offers a spot for relaxation.