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Introduction to Williamsburg
November 20, 2006
"I know of no way of judging the future," said Patrick Henry, "but by the past." That particular quotation couldn't be more fitting as an introduction to Williamsburg, since Henry played a very important role here when, as a 29-year-old backcountry lawyer, he spoke out against the Stamp Act in the House of Burgesses in 1765. Many considered him an upstart and called the speech traitorous; others were inspired to revolution. If he was right, you'll never have a better opportunity to examine the past than in Colonial Williamsburg, as the town's restored Historic Area is known. Unlike most other historic attractions in Virginia, Williamsburg has not just been meticulously re-created to look exactly as it did in the 1770s, while the town served as Virginia's capital. Today, Williamsburg's central Historic Area is, for all practical purposes, one of the world's largest and best living-history museums.
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Cheer Around the Country
December 03, 1995
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Alternatives to Long Island Touted by Other States
October 20, 1996
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Williamsburg
June 15, 1997
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The Family Plan In Williamsburg
May 10, 1998
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Colonial Myth And Reality
June 04, 1999
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Williamsburg Rethinks History
September 24, 2000
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In Colonial Williamsburg
November 04, 2001
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In Williamsburg, Va.
June 18, 2004
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Colonial Williamsburg Offers Summer Package
June 08, 2008
For families who would like to explore the 18th-century history of the United States while on vacation — and not go broke in the process — there is the Summer Saver package at the official Colonial Williamsburg hotel, the Woodlands Hotel and Suites (www.colonialwilliamsburg.com). For families of four (two adults and two children under 18) who stay through Aug. 28, the package costs $600 (plus tax) and includes four nights of accommodations with daily breakfast; unlimited access to the historic area, including all exhibit sites; a new street theater production, “Revolutionary City,” above; and indoor museums like the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum and the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum. Participants will also receive free parking, a 50 percent discount on Colonial Evening Program tickets and a $200 resort credit, which can be applied toward meals in 10 restaurants or taverns, golf at the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club or services at the spa. Participants must check in on Sunday or Monday. The number for reservations is (800) 447-8679. The package is based on availability.
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36 Hours | Williamsburg, Va.
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36 Hours in Williamsburg, Va.
June 07, 2009
In recent years, this historic town’s Colonial District has become an upscale experience with high-quality wines, lavish spas and fancy Southern cuisine.
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