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Berkeley County Public Service Water District

(304) 267-4600

Burr Water Plant

(304) 724-3975

Charles Town Water Department

(304) 725-2311

* City of Bakerton

(304) 725-1010

Hagerstown Water Department

(301) 790-3200

Harpers Ferry Water Works

(304) 535-2206

Hickory Water Plant

(304) 724-8959

Loudoun County Sanitation Auth

(703) 478-8017

Martinsburg Water Department

(304) 264-2116

Shepherdstown Water Works

(304) 876-2312

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Facts about Bakerton, WV:
Bakerton is an unincorporated town in Jefferson County, West Virginia, USA. It is located along Bakerton Road between Shepherdstown and Harpers Ferry. The founders of Bakerton were the descendants of a German who immigrated to America in the mid-eighteenth century. Daniel Baker's three sons Joseph, William and Daniel II were responsible for the establishment of Bakerton. By 1888, they had established the Standard Lime & Stone Company and acquired the 39-acre (160,000 m2) tract of high-calcium limestone associated with the Engle Quarry. This place, previously known as Oak Grove, became the heart of the Bakers' quarry. The following year, the Bakers built a railroad spur to connect their quarry with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Engle and by 1890, the town they helped establish was known as Bakerton. For decades, baseball teams from Bakerton were in fierce competition with other industrial teams in the area. In the 1920s and '30s, Bakerton could be characterized as a mining...