Colonial Williamsburg
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Here are some of the charactors we encountered on our walks. They were friendly, courteous,
and knowledgeable of the times they were portraying.
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A Journeyman in the Wheelwright's shop at the Governor's Palace. This is where the carriages are made.
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One of the court Musicians playing a "viola da gamba", a predecessor to the cello.
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The Weaver learning to work her loom.
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Patrick Henry speaking about his life from a stage in the gardens behind the Palace. |
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The Blue Carriage was an open top, around-the-town vehicle you could hire for a tour.
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A couple of VIPs ready for a ride.
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The Fife and Drum Corps marched from the Capitol to the courthouse....
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...where George Washington addressed the troops.
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