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America's roots | Top of Virginia's First State Capitol |
I was fortunate enough to visit Williamsburg with a great tour guide, VT member b1bob (thanks, Nat). Nat and I had discussed getting together for this trip for awhile and Williamsburg proved to be worth the wait. Visiting Williamsburg is both educational and enjoyable and is a must see if you are interested in U.S. history. The historic area is full of original structures as well as historical reconstructions intended to depict Colonial life. Thanks to the generosity of the famous American entrepeneur John D. Rockefeller, Williamsburg survives today and offers us a glimpse into America's roots. |
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tpangelinan Mon Oct 10, 2005 03:45 UTC
Great page Mark! Would love to get back here some day soon. This is a fun place to visit, haven't been here is 25+ years, Thanks for all the helpful info. :o) | mrclay2000 Sat Nov 1, 2003 05:17 UTC
I was figuring on more hoopla for this colonial gem. Isn't there much more? | JudyinPA Sat Oct 18, 2003 17:58 UTC
I hope this area is as great to see at Christmas. Will try to make reservations at Shields Tavern for Christmas dinner. Thanks Mark ! | MATIM Wed Sep 10, 2003 14:52 UTC
hello i am ready a Patricia Cornwall book and she talked about Williamsburg, so I was curious how it looks like. And I thought America had no history, this is a great place to relive the history! |
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- Magnolia Manor Bed And Breakfast Inn
700 Richmond Road, Williamsburg
- Villager Lodge Willimasburg
1413 Richmond Rd, Williamsburg, VA 23185, Williamsburg
- Clarion Hotel Conference Cent
500 Merrimac Trail, Williamsburg, Virginia, 23185, United States, Williamsburg
- Days Inn Downtown Colonial Area
902 Richmond Road/I-64, Williamsburg
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