 The Braffertoneducation Former Indian school on the William and Mary campus.
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 Bruton Parish Churchreligious A 1660 Anglican church still active today.
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 Bruton Parish Churchyardreligious Final rest for notable Virginians.
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 R. Charlton's Coffeehousecoffeehouse A popular stop for elite townsmen.
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 Duke of Gloucester Streetpublic Colonial Williamsburg's main thoroughfare.
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 Market Squarepublic Open space for markets, celebrations, and auctions.
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 Play Booth Theatertheatre Outdoor performance space in the 18th and 21st centuries.
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 Public Hospitalhospital The first mental hospital in North America.
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 Raleigh Taverntavern A place to meet, play, and plan.
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 Wetherburn's Taverntavern Site of balls and merriment.
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 Wren Buildingeducation America's oldest academic structure.
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 Bassett Hallfamily The Rockefeller's Williamsburg home.
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 Everard Housefamily A timber-framed home with fine interior ornamentation.
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 James Geddy Housefamily An uncommon L-shaped original building.
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 Ludwell-Paradise Housefamily An elegant Georgian private residence.
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 Benjamin Powell Housefamily The home of carpenter-turned-contractor Benjamin Powell.
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 Peyton Randolph Housefamily One of Williamsburg's oldest homes.
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 Mary Stith Housefamily Quaint one-story brick house bequeathed to servants.
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 St. George Tucker Housefamily Home of Williamsburg's first Christmas tree.
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 George Wythe Housefamily Home of an influential Virginia patriot.
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 Great Hopes Plantationfamily An operating middling plantation.
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 Capitolpolitical The seat of colonial Virginia's power.
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 Courthousemunicipal The home of law and order in the 18th century.
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 Governor's Palacepolitical An opulent monument to British authority.
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 Guardhousemunicipal A post for munitions sentries.
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 Magazinemunicipal Built in 1715 to store weapons and powder.
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 Public Gaolmunicipal Debtors, deserters, and criminals were confined behind these brick walls.
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 Secretary's Officemunicipal Fire-resistant records storage for the 18th century.
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 Palace Greenpolitical This expansive lawn lends a stately prospect to the Palace entrance.
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 Modern Diningmodern From historic taverns to sleek bistros, eating with us is always an experience.
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 Kimball Theatremodern Watch live performances and first-run films in this 410-seat theatre or in the 35-seat screening room.
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 Visitor Centermodern Start here to get the most out of your visit. Buy tickets, pick up maps and program guides, rent costumes, and more.
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 Merchants Squaremodern Browse our shops or satisfy your appetite with casual outdoor dining or a gourmet experience.
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