- Capitol Building - This is a place where men in 1776 spoke for American independence. Here you will learn about the government in colonial Virginia and the colony’s contribution to the American Revolution.
- Guidance from a local professional
Experience the living recreation of U.S. history. Welcome to the Capitol, not the most famous one. A political foundation that offered Williamsburg its distinguished position in the Historic Triangle. Now, get a map and explore Colonial Street. A living history museum, a tribute to Colonial times. Ever heard of Thomas Jefferson? His former residence was the Governor’s Palace. Step into the center that once operated as a military hospital. ‘The Most Historic Avenue of America,’ as FDR referred to Duke of Gloucester Street. Let our narrator unravel the stories hidden within this 99-foot street. And to round off the journey: Listen in on a brief lecture at the College of William & Mary. You might just gain some insightful knowledge!
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