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Title: Old Capitol Building Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused		Title: Royal Governors, Royal Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused

Title: Williamsburg Lodge Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: This attractive modern hotel owned and operated by Williamsburg Restoration, Inc., features rooms and meals at moderate prices. Coffee Shop and special facilities for tour parties.		Title: Captain George's Seafood Restaurant, 5363 Richmond Rd Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused

Title: The Motor House Pool Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: The three swimming pools of the Motor Hose offer guests of this unusual establishment a refreshing pause in the sightseeing schedule of the historic city. There is a pool for diving, one for swimming and another for wading. Adjacent are a playground for children and sports areas for adults. The Motor House is Williamsburg's most popular family accommodation.		Title: East Gate Motel, U. S. Route 168 Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: All rooms with private baths, with or without kitchenettes. Air conditioned, open all year, special weekly family rates.


Title: Duke Of Gloucester Street Williamsburg (VA), White Border unused		Title: Colonial Campgrounds Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1980 Jun-11 Description: Located in the heart of Colonial Virginia, 4 miles N/E of Williamsburg, Via U.S. 60 or 1-64 to VA 646. Williamsburg's only full facility year-round campground.

Title: Lord Paget Motor Inn Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: On Rt. 31 in City Limits. Adjacent to entrance to Restored Area. Large rooms - Wall to Wall carpet, Tile baths. Completely air-conditioned, Individual Room thermostat Control - Phones, T.V., Swimming Pool, Coffee Shop. Restaurant opposite. Write for Brochures and Reservations.		Title: Minute Manor Motel, 1408 Richmond Road U. S. Rt. 60-Z Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1958 Nov-09 Description: A new sound and air-conditioned motor court with individual controlled thermostats. Distinate appointments Exceptional spacious rooms for comfort of guests convenient location for exploring colonial historic sights. Phone CA 9-2981

Title: The Lafayette Charcoal Steak And Seafood House, 1203 Richmond Road Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Specializing in Shish-Kebab, Live Maine Lobsters, Western Steaks and our Famous Lafayette Salad and Parfait pie. Advance reservations taken for banquets, wedding parties, etc. in our new and luxurious private Dining Room. Recommended by AAA and member of National Restaurant Assoc. and Virginia Travel Council. Serving fine food since 1930. Air-conditioned.		Title: Holiday Inn Scope Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: The gracious hospitality of the Holiday Inn 1776 reflects the warmth and charm of Williamsburg Forty-two acres of beautiful woodlands provide the perfect setting for 202 luxurious rooms, complete conference facilities, swimming, tennis and golf. Convenient to Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown, Yorktown and Busch Gardens.

Title: Ramada Inn East, P. O. Box 519, 351 York St. Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Adjacent to colonial Williamsburg, near Busch Gardens and the College of William and Mary, the Ramada Inn East features 145 luxurious sleeping rooms, 56 2-bedroom family apartments and some of Williamsburg's finest dining at surprisingly affordable prices.		Title: Williamsburg Lodge Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Williamsburg Lodge, only a few steps from the Historic Area, offers visitors to Virginia's colonial capital comfortable and specious accommodations, fine dining, and superb sports facility. Adjacent to it is the Williamsburg Conference Center, a unique facility designed for educational, cultural, and executive meetings and seminars.

Title: Williamsburg National Wax Museum, Richmond Road Route 60 Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Gift shop		Title: Gov. Spotswood Motel, U. S. 60 W. Side at 1508 Richmond Rd Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: 50 beautiful, large, air-conditioned rooms, each with private bath, family and honeymoon lodges, TV. Large modern swimming pool.

Title: Heritage Inn Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Magnificent new Guest Rooms and Family Suites, elegantly decorated and equipped with every modern convenience. In addition, the fabulous Regency Dining Room offers food and décor in the Grand Manner. Exquisite Banquet and Convention facilities are also available. Heritage Inn is located in the City of Williamsburg and less than five minutes from the Restored Area. Write Heritage Inn, 1324 Richmond Road, Williamsburg, Va. Telephone Capitol 9-6220. TWX 229-6011.		Title: The Continental Motel And Lobster House Restaurant, 1413 Richmond Road Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: One of Williamsburg's newest motels with 41 modern air conditioned rooms - wall-to-wall carpeting. TV in every room. Private tile baths, steam heat. Free coffee to guests. Restaurant serving seafood and steaks. 1413 Richmond Road, Williamsburg, Va. 23185. Major credit cards honored. Phone 229-8551.

Title: Colonial Campgrounds Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Located in the heart of Colonial Virginia, 4 miles N/E of Williamsburg, Via U.S. 60 or I-64 to VA 646. Williamsburg's only full-facility year-round campground. Phone (804) 229-2734.		Title: Colonial Motel, Route 60 - 1452 Richmond Road Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: New brick motel. Attractively furnished units, sound-proofed, air-conditioned. Hot water baseboard heat. Tile bath and shower combination. Free television. Recommended by AAA, AMHA, and Hilton Carte-Blanche, American Express, BankAmericard. Restaurant nearby. Swimming pool privileges in the sunken gardens.

Title: Lord Paget Motor Inn Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Completed in 1955 - In Quiet Section within City Limits. Large rooms - Wall to Wall Carpet - Tile Baths - Completely Air Conditioned - Individual Room Thermostat Control - Coffee Shop. Write for Brochure & Reservations,		Title: Lord Paget Motor Inn, 901 Capitol Landing Rd. Rt. 31 Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Located on State 31, ¼ mile So. Of State 143, at 901 Capitol Landing Road. This well-kept Colonial Style Resort Motel is ideal for families, has individually decorated rooms with T.V., Air-conditioning, thermostat controlled heat and combination tub or shower baths. Located in Historic surroundings and offering an unusually attractive setting, featuring a lake for fishing, large swimming pool, putting green, badminton, and a self-service Coffee Bar. Nearest Quality Court to Information Center. Conference Room. Pets Allowed. Lower rates November 1st to March 15th. Phone Capital 9-4444.

Title: Palace Gates Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Decorative wrought iron gates make a pleasantly ornate frame for the Governor's Palace.		Title: King's Arms Tavern Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1965 Oct-08 Description: Dining in the King's Arms Tavern is a never-to-be-forgotten experience. By candlelight in this reconstructed eighteenth-century tavern you don three-foot square napkins before being served by waiters in colorful colonial costumes. Such delicacies as Virginia ham, fried chicken, English mutton chops, Sally Lunn bread, escalloped oysters, and green gage plum ice cream are featured on the famous menu of colonial and Southern foods.

Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1957 Jun-27 Description: Bruton Parish Church, completed in 1715, is a fine example of the colonial church in America. The walls and windows of the church are original, but much of the interior woodwork was torn out during the nineteenth century. The interior, partially restored in 1908, and more completely in 1938, once again resembles eighteenth-century appearance.		Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Bruton Parish Church, completed in 1715, is a fine example of the colonial church in America. The walls and windows of the church are original, but much of the interior woodwork was torn out during the nineteenth century. The interior, partially restored in 1905, and more completely in 1938, once again resembles its eighteenth-century appearance.

Title: Raleigh Tavern And Colonial Coach Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: One of Williamsburg's best known taverns during the 18th century, this has been completely rebuilt, largely on original foundations, and furnished in conformity with ancient inventories. It is not yet operated as a tavern but is open for inspection.		Title: Golden Horseshoe Golf Course Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1972 Aug-16 Description: This is the challenging 176-yard number 3 hole at the Golden Horseshoe golf course. Nestled in a natural woodland hollow, the green is 40 feet below tee level, Its angle offers a variety of pin placements emphasizing proper club selection from the four tee positions.

Title: Williamsburg Inn Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: This structure is in the architectural style which was popular at the Spring in Virginia during the early nineteenth century. Its decorations and furnishings are of the Regency period		Title: Wren Building, College of William And Mary Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1954 Aug-23 Description: Designed by Sir Christopher Wren, this is the oldest academic building in the United States. The foundations were laid in 1695.

Title: Berkeley Plantation Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1957 Jun-26 Description: View from the spacious entrance room looking out to the James River in the most visited of the great plantations along "Scenic route five" between Williamsburg and Richmond, Virginia. Open to the public daily, Berkeley has been beautifully restored and is still used as a working plantation as it was 300 years ago.		Title: Gardens And The Royal Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1954 Apr-18 Description: The Place and its dependencies, pre-eminent among notable estates in colonial America, have been rebuilt on original foundations. Many of the rooms in the place are of special interest because of the collection of antique furniture, paintings and other furnishings that have been chosen to conform with the inventories of royal aparnors. The gardens are considered more typical of formal eighteenth century English garden than any others in America.

Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: Originally erected in 1710 - 1715, this was the court church of the Virginia Colony and is now in its third century of continuous use. It was partially restored to its original appearance in 1905 - 7, and completely restored in 1936. In its aisles and yard are the graves of two colonial governors, three secretaries of state, and other notable citizens.		Title: Interior Of Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: Oldest Episcopal Church in Constant Use in America

Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: Oldest Episcopal Church in Constant Use in America		Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: Oldest Episcopal Church in continuous use in America

Title: The Motor House Pool Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1965 Nov-19 Description: The three swimming pools of The Motor House offer guests of this unusual establishment a refreshing pause in the sightseeing schedule of the historic city. There is a pool for diving, one for swimming and another for wading. Adjacent are a playground for children and sports areas for adults. The Motor house is Williamsburg's most popular family accommodation.		Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Bruton Parish Church completed in 1715, is a fine example of the colonial church in America. The walls and windows of the church are original, but much of the interior woodwork was torn out during the nineteenth century. The interior, partially restored in 1905, and more completely in 1938, once again resembles it eighteenth - century appearance.

Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1969 Aug-00 Description: Church and State were united in Colonial Virginia and great men were hurtured in Bruton Parish Church, taught by its Clergy and educated at the College of William and Mary.		Title: The Recreation Area Of The Motor House Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1959 Sep-24 Description: Built for the motorist's comfort, The Motor House as conveniently located near the Williamsburg Information, Center. The two hundred spacious, air-conditioned rooms and family suites which comprise The Motor House are tastefully decorated in contemporary decor and the entire complex is surrounded by tall pines.

Title: Sheraton Motor Inn, 506 North Henry Street Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Located closest to restored Area and Information Center. Near William and Mary College. Completed in 1964. 72 rooms plus famous Coach House. Swimming Pool and playground area. Insured Reservations at Guaranteed Rates Confirmed in Seconds via Sheraton's Exclusive Reservation II		Title: Bruton Parish Church,Oldest Church In Constant Use In America Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: BRUTON PARISH CHURCH, WILLIAMSBURG, VA. Built in 1710. Where Washington worshipped in 1781. The Parish dates back from 1632. Four presidents of the United States have worshipped within its walls. The bell which hangs in the tower was made in England and presented to the church in 1761 and summoned the patriots together in Revolutionary Times

Title: Supper Room Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1954 Description: Lighting the candles in the Supper room of the governor's Palace where eighteenth century guests refreshed themselves after an evening of dancing in the ballroom. The Chinese hand-painted rice paper on the wall and the pagoda-like form over the door show how China and India influenced the taste of the day Open daily		Title: The Governor's Palace Maze Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1964 Description: The holly maze in the Governor's Palace Gardens is patterned after the maze at Hampton Court. In the background is a lofty tree-shaded mount built above the ice house that served the Palace

Title: The Continental Motel And Lobster House Restaurant Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1968 Description: One of Williamsburg's newest motels with 41 modern air conditioned rooms wall-to-wall carpeting. TV in every room private tile baths, steam heat. Free coffee to guests. Restaurant serving seafood, steaks and chops. 1413 Richmond Road.		Title: Wythe House Garden View Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1966 Description: One of the most beautiful formal gardens in Williamsburg is found at the George Wythe House, home of the first professor of law in an American college and Washington's headquarters prior to the Yorktown Siege. Garden is enclosed on two sides by main house and outbuildings. Open daily.

Title: The Governor'S Palace Maza Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: THIS HOLLY MAZA IN THE GOVERNOR'S PALACE GARDENS IS PATTERNED AFTER THE MAZA AT HAMPTON COUT. IN THE BACKGROUND IS A LOFTY TREE-SHADED MOUNT BUILT ABOVE THE ICE HOUSE THAT SERVED THE PALACE.		Title: Lobster House, 1425 Richmond Road Williamsburg (VA), Chrome Description: LEISURELY DINING IN HISTORIC WILLIAMSBURG AT THE LOBSTER HOUSE.

Title: The Motor House Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: ONE OF THE NATION'S FINEST MOTOR HOTELS, WITH 220 SPACIOUS, AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS, THE MOTOR HOUSE AND ITS RESTAURANT, THE CAFETERIA, ARE THE LARGEST ACCOMMODATIONS IN WILLIAMSBURG. THEY ARE ADJACENT TO YHE COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG INFORMATION CENTER, THE STARTING POINT FOR ALL TOURS OF THE HISTORIC CITY.		Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: BRUTON PARISH CHURCH, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA. BUILT 1710 - 1715, IT WAS THE COURT CHURCH OF THE ENGLISH COLONY. ONE OF THE MOST HISTORIC CHURCHES IN AMERICA BECAUSE OF ITS UNPARALLELED ASSOCIATION WITH THE GREAT MEN OF VIRGINIA'S "GOLDEN AGE".

Title: Williamsburg Inn Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: THIS STRUCTURE IS IN THE ARCHITECHTURE STYLE WHICH WAS POPULAR AT THE SPRINGS IN VIRGINIA DURING THE EARLY 18TH CENTURY. ITS DECORATIONS AND FURNISHING ARE OF THE REGENCY PERIOD		Title: Williamsburg Lodge Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1959 Description: WILLIAMSBURG LODGE, WITH ITS CYPRESS-PANELED WALLS AND FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE, OFFERS VISITORS TO WILLIAMSBURG COMFORTABLE, SPACIOUS ACCOMODATIONS AT MODERATE RATES. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED, IT IS ADJACENT TO THE RECEPTION CENTER AND CRAFT HOUSES, AND IS WITHIN SHORT WALKING DISTANCE OF THE RESTORED AREA.

Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1962 Description: Built 1710 - 1715, it was the court church of the English Colony. One of the most historic churches in America because of its unparalleled association with the great men of Virginia's "golden age."		Title: The Old Courthouse Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1947 Description: The courthouse on the Duke of Gloucester Street was built five years before the Revolution, to replace an earlier one on the same site which dated from 1715. the court house of 1770 has been restored and contains relics unearthed by the Williamsburg Restoration.

Title: Garden Of Ludwell Paradise House Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1957 Description: This house was built by Philip Ludwell II of Greenspring. It was later occupied by his granddaughter, Lucy Ludwell, who married John Paradise of London, an intimate friend of Dr. Samuel Johnson. It has been restored.		Title: The Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1952 Description: Gardens and gate entrance to Royal Governor's Palace. The Palace and its dependencies, preeminent among notable estates in colonial America, have been rebuilt on original foundations. Many of the rooms in the Palace are of special interest because of the collection of antique furniture, paintings and other furnishings that have been chosen to conform with the inventories of royal governors. The gardens are considered more typical of formal eighteenth century English gardens than any others in America.

Title: Colony Motel, Page Street Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1960 Description: On Routes 60, 31 and 162, 4 Blocks South of Historic Capital, 60 Spacious New Colonial Units, each with Tub and Shower baths, T.V., Room phones and wall to wall carpet. Individual Thermostat Controlled Hot Water Heat and Air Conditioning. Swimming Pool. Near Good Restaurants. Jan & Mickey MacCoy. Managers. Phone CA 9-3287.		Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: Oldest Episcopal Church in constant Use in America

Title: Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The palace for the royal governors, built 1706 - 1718, was the center of fashion and social life in the Virginia colony. It has been reconstructed upon its original foundations.		Title: Governor's Palace Garden Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: A view of the formal ballroom garden and the ballroom wing, added in 1751, of the Governor's Palace.

Title: Williamsburg Lodge Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The Lodge offers excellent and attractive accommodations at moderate rates. Coffee Shop and special facilities for tour parties		Title: Lounge Of The Williamsburg Lodge Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The Lounge of the Williamsburg Lodge, Williamsburg, Virginia. The beautiful cypress panelled Lodge is a modern hotel with unusual color and atmosphere.

Title: Printing Office Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The Printing Office where an eighteenth century hand press is used to turn out printing as was done in Williamsburg, Virginia, 200 years ago.		Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: Oldest Episcopal Church in Constant Use in America

Title: M. E. Church South Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused		Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1963 Description: Bruton Parish Church, completed in 1715, is a fine example of the colonial church in America. The walls and windows of the church are original, but much of the interior woodwork was torn out during the nineteenth century. The interior, partially restored in 1905, and more completely in 1938. once again resembles its eighteenth -century appearence.

Title: St. Stephens Lutheran Church Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: St. Stephens Lutheran Church, Williamsburg, Virginia. The interior floor plan follows an alter-centered octagonal design by Thomas Jefferson. The central alter, with the pews sopporting its position, is an invitation for the people "to gather round" the Lord and to prticipate in corporate worship. The stained glass windows symbolize the continuity of Chritian worship.		Title: The Motor House Pool Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1961 Description: The Three swimming pools of The Motor house offer guests of this unusual establishment a refreshing pause in the sightseeing schedule of the historic city. There is a pool for diving, one for swimming and another for wading. Adjacent area a playground for children and sports areas for adults. The Motor House is Williamsburg's most popular family accommodation.

Title: Williamsburg Inn Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1959 Description: One of America's famous hotels, known for its luxurious setting an cuisine. Recreational facilities include golf, tennis, swimming in the beautiful outdoor pool in season, cycling, wooded walks, and court games.		Title: Wren Building Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1965 Description: Built to house the newly-chartered College of William and Mary in 1695, this is the oldest academic building in English America. Here were educated Jefferson, Monroe, and other revolutionary leaders. Open to the Public.

Title: Colonial Motel, Route 60 - 1452 Richmond Road Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: New brick motel. Attractively furnished units, sound-proofed, air-conditioned. Hot water baseboard heat. Tile bath and shower combination. Free television. Recommended by AAA, AMHA, and Hilton Carte-Blanche, American Express, BankAmericard. Restaurant nearby. Swimming pool privileges in the sunken gardens. Owned and operated by Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Costas. For reservations phone 229-3621.		Title: Williamsburg Lodge Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Williamsburg Lodge, only a few steps from the Historic Area, offers visitors to Virginia's colonial capital comfortable and spacious accommodations, fine dining and superb sports facilities. Adjacent to it is the Williamsburg Conference Center. A Unique Facility designed for educational, cultural, and executive meetings and seminars.

Title: Holiday Inn Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: U. S. Highway 60-Z Downtown 902 Richmond Road at Wythe Avenue Ph. CA 9-5060 - AC 703 Swimming Pool - Air-conditioned Restaurant Free TV - Free Holidex Reservations		Title: Ivy House Restaurant Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: When you visit Williamsburg, Va. You must try Astronomical Pancakes registered trade mark "They're out of this world" Ivy House Restaurant Tom Paparis, Prop. Open 6:00 A.M. until 3:00 P.M. daily Complete Breakfasts & Lunches 1338 Richmond road - Route 602.

Title: Old Court House Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Built in 1770 to serve both the city of Williamsburg and James City County. Today it houses the archaeological Exhibition of Colonial Williamsburg		Title: Chowning's Tavern Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: A pre-Revolutionary hostelry, once operated by Josiah Chowning, now reconstructed on its original foundations. Furnished in early American antiques, here eighteenth-century hospitality is dispensed by authentically costumed attendants.

Title: Chowning's Tavern Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: A pre-Revolutionary hostelry, once operated by Josiah Chowning, now reconstructed on its original foundations. Furnished in early American antiques, here eighteenth-century hospitality is dispensed by authentically costumed attendants.		Title: Travis House Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: About 1765 Colonel Edward Champion Travis had this dwelling house erected in the eastern portion of the city. It was presented to Colonial, Williamsburg, moved to its present location, and restored.

Title: Royal Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The Palace and its dependencies, preeminent among notable estates in colonial America, have been rebuilt on original foundations. Many of the rooms in the Palace are of special interest because of the collection of antique furniture, paintings and other furnishings that have been chosen to conform with inventories of royal governors. The gardens are considered more typical of formal eighteenth century English gardens than any others in America.		Title: Royal Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The Palace and its dependencies, preeminent among notable estates in colonial America, have been rebuilt on original foundations. Many of the rooms in the Palace are of special interest because of the collection of antique furniture, paintings and other furnishings that have been chosen to conform with inventories of royal governors. The gardens are considered more typical of formal eighteenth century English gardens than any others in America.

Title: Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The place for the royal governors, built 1706-1718, was the center of fashion and social life in the Virginia colony. It has been reconstructed upon its original foundations.		Title: The St. George Tucker House Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: 1717-18 and 1789. Palace Green and Nicholson Street. St George Tucker Succeeded George Wythe as Professor of Law at College of William and Mary, 1790. Home of Hon. George P. Coleman and Family.

Title: Holiday Inn Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: U.S Highway 60-Z Downtown 902 Richmond Road at Wythe Avenue, Swimming Pool - Air-conditioned- Restaurant Free TV - Free Holidex Reservations		Title: The Margaret Hunter Shop The Golden Ball Williamsburg (VA), Chrome Description: At the Margaret Hunter Shop on Duke of Gloucester Street, fine millinery is featured as it was over 200 years ago. Nearby at the sign of the Golden Ball, the silversmith, using tools and methods of the eighteenth century, fashions items of grace and beauty for the twentieth-century guest in Williamsburg.

Title: Governor's Palace Garden Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1948 Description: A view of the formal ballroom garden and the ballroom wing, added in 1751, of the Governor's Palace.		Title: Raleigh Tavern Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The Raleigh Tavern One of the most historic tav onial Ameri this building has been reconstructed original foundation Its antique furniture and furni selected on basis of inventories of its

Title: The Margaret Hunter Shop Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Once the favorite shopping place for eighteenth-century plantation owners' wives, this fine millinery shop is one of the several operating craft shops in Williamsburg open without charge to visitors throughout the year.		Title: Raleigh Tavern Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: The most famous hostelry of eighteenth-century Williamsburg, offering accommodations and entertainment to many patriots who helped make history at the Capitol, a block away. This reconstructed building is open daily.

Title: Williamsburg Lodge Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: The Lodge offers excellent and attractive accommodations at moderate rates. Coffee Shop and special facilities for tour parties		Title: The Capitol Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1963 Description: The Capitol was erected between 1701-1705 by Henry Cary, Williamsburg's master builder. Until Revolution, the British flag waved proudly ever the old-time Capitol.

Title: The Powder Magazine Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1963 Description: The Powder Magazine was erected in 1715 by Governor Alexander Spottswood as a store house for Military Supplies sent to Virginia by Queen Anne. It played an important part during the Revolution and was a Confederate arsenal in the Civil War		Title: Raleigh Tavern Bake Shop Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: In the Kitchen of the Raleigh Tavern is found this eighteenth-century Bake Shop where the Master Baker plies his trade. Here the twentieth-century visitor may obtain hot loaves of fragrant bread, spicy ginger cookies, and gingerbread men baked from authentic recipes in the massive brick ovens of colonial days

Title: The Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: Reconstructed on its old foundations, the Governor's Palace is the symbol of the power and prestige of the Crown in colonial Virginia. It was the official residence of seven royal governors from 1720 until June, 1775, when British rule is Virginia ended for all time. It was also the executive mansion of the commonwealth of Virginia's first two governors, Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson		Title: Garden View of George Wythe House Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused

Title: Raleigh Tavern Parlour Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: This is believed to have been the oldest room in the original Tavern. It has been restored and furnished in harmony with 18th century precedents		Title: The Public Gaol Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: This building dates from the beginning of the eighteenth century and has been restored on original foundations. It inculdes part of the original structure

Title: Coach in Front of Courthouse Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: One of the reconstructed 18th Century carriages which tour Williamsburg every day, affording visitors a unique view of the restored city. The building is the old Courthouse of 1770		Title: Kitchen of Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The palace for the royal governors, built 1706-1718, was the center of social life in the Virginia colony. The palace, with its outbuildings, has been reconstructed on its original foundations

Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: Oldest Episcopal Church in Constant Use in America		Title: Interior of Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: Oldest Episcopal Church in Constant Use in America

Title: Williamsburg Inn Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1952		Title: King's Arms Tavern Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1958 Description: Dining in the King's Arms Tavern is a never-to-be-forgotten experience. By candlelight in this reconstructed eighteenth-century tavern you don three-foot square napkins before being served by waiters in colorful colonial costumes. Such delicacies as Virginia ham, fried chicken, English mutton chops, Sally Lunn bread, escalloped oysters, and green gage plum ice cream are featured on the famous menu of colonial and Southern foods

Title: Governor's Palace Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1958 Description: The palace for the royal governors, built 1706-1718, was the center of fashion and social life in the Virginia colony. It has been reconstructed upon its original foundations		Title: Interior of Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1963 Description: Oldest Episcopal Church in Constant Use in America

Title: Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1963 Description: Oldest Episcopal Church in Constant Use in America		Title: Magazine and Guardhouse Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1961 Description: The Magazine and Guardhouse where the Colony's armsand ammunition were stored when Williamsburg, Virginia, was the capitol of an area which is now covered by eight states

Title: Colonial Motel, Route 60-1452 Richmond Road Williamsburg (VA) unused Description: New brick motel, Attractively furnished units, sound-proofed, air-conditioned. Hot water baseboard heat. Tile bath and shower combination. Free television. Restaurant nearby. Owned and operated by Mr & Mrs. Angelo Costas for reservation phone Capital 9-3621		Title: Burton Parish Church, Oldest Episcopal Church Williamsburg (VA) unused

Title: Interior Of Bruton Parish Church Williamsburg (VA), Divided Back unused Description: Built in 1710. Where Washington Worshipped in 1781. The parish dates back from 1632. Four presidents of the United States have worshipped within its walls, Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, and Tyler. The bell which hangs in the tower was made in England and presented to the Church in 1761, and summoned the patriots together in Revolutionary times. The brick wall enclosing the graveyard was built in 1752.		Title: The William And Mary Choir Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: The Choir of the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, second oldest college in the United States, is known for its interesting and varied programs. Under the direction of Dr. Carl A. Fehr, the choir sings its repertoire in a warm, enthusiastic and artistic manner.

Title: Sheraton Motor Inn, 506 North Henry Stree Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: LOCATED CLOSEST TO RESTORED AREA AND INFORMATION CENTER.NEAR WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. COMPLETED IN 1964. 72 ROOMS PLUS FAMOUS COACH HOUSE. SWIMMING POOL AND PLAYGROUND AREA. INSURED RESERVATIONS AT GUARANTEED RATES CONFIRMED IN SECONDS VIA SHERATON'S EXCLUSIVE RESERVATRON ll		Title: Walter H. Miller & Company Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: WILLIAMSBURG MOTOR COURT, ON U.S. 60, WEST OF WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA. "RECOGNIZED AS AN OUTSTANDING MOTOR COURT." TEN ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPED GROUNDS. ENTIRE COUT WITH MODERN APPOINTMENTS. HEATED SWIMMING AND KIDDIE POOL. DINING ROOM SERVING FOOD AT ITS VERY BEST. CONVENIENT TO ALL POINTS OF INTEREST.

Title: Sheraton Motor Inn, 506 North Henry Street Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: LOCATED CLOSEST TO RESTORED AREA AND INFORMATION CENTER. NEAR WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE. COMPLETED IN 1964. 72 ROOMS PLUS FAMOUS COACH HOUSE. SWIMMING POOL AND PLAYGROUND AREA. INSURED RESERVATIONS AT GUARANTEED RATES CONFIRMED IN SECONDS VIA SHERATON'S EXCLUSIVE RESERVATRON ll		Title: Howard Johnson'S Restaurant Williamsburg (VA), Chrome PM 1957 Description: LOCATED ON HISTORIC DUKE OF GLOUCESTER STREET IN COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG NEAR COLLEGE CORNER

Title: Williamsburg Inn At Colonial Williamsburg (VA), Chrome unused Description: Striking contrasti the gracious, 200 year old beauty of colonial Williamsburg the graceful modern clipper Deluxe 4-door to take you there. Shown here striking sapphire blue clipper parking before the Williamsburg Inn.		Title: Coke Garrett House Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1954

Title: Travis House Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1948 Description: About 1765 Colonel Edward Champion Travis had this dwelling house erected in theeastern portion of the city. It was presented to Colonial Williamsburg, moved to its presetn location and restored.		Title: Printing Office Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The Printing Office where an eighteenth century hand press is used to turn out printing as was done in Williamsburg, Virginia, 200 years ago

Title: Raleigh Tavern and Colonial Coach Williamsburg (VA), Linen unused Description: The Raleigh Tavern and Garden Reconstructed One of Williamsburg's best known taverns during the 18th century, this has been completely rebuilt, largely on original foundations, and furnished in conformity with ancient inventories. It is not yet operated as a tavern but is open for inspection		Title: Wren Building, William and Mary College Williamsburg (VA), Linen PM 1940 Description: This is the oldest academic building in America, one of the three historic buildings of the College of William and Mary that have been restored and are now used by the College

Title: Ramada Inn East, York St Williamsburg (VA) unused Description: Adjacent to Colonial Williamsburg, near Busch Gardens and the College of William and Mary, the Ramada Inn East features 145 luxurious sleeping rooms. 56 2-bedroom family apartments and some of Williamsburg's finest dining at surprisingly affordable prices. Toll Free Reservations 1- 800- 228-2828		Title: Thieme's Inn and Dining Room, Richmond Road Williamsburg (VA) unused Description: Attractive guest rooms, moderate rates. Excellent continental cuisine - recommended by Gourmet. Located opposite Blow Gymnasium of the College of William and Mary. Phone CA 9-3103. Your host and hostess: Mr. and Mrs. A.K. Thieme

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