The Capitol at Williamsburg
Gotta love the humidity!
House of Records, this was built after the Capitol burned and they lost their records, this was supposedly "fireproof" for that era.
I just loved the wildflowers that were everywhere.
The split log fences.
Mike in Time Out just outside the courthouse in Williamsburg
Jamestown
In a lot of places that we went there were archeological digs going on that's what you see just through the gate.
Yes, I held Pocahontas' hand, and just for a moment, I could sing with all the voices of the mountains and paint with all the colors of the wind!
The Memorial Church
John Smith Statue
Tercentenary Monument
This is "according to the marker" the spot where the ship landed at Jamestown
A model of what the town may have looked like.
Inside the church, at one time a Knight was buried behind the railing on the right side of the picture.
The church entrance
Yorktown
York River
Redoubts 9 and 10
Augustine Moore House where the surrender terms were negotiated
Surrender Field - This is where Cornwallis' Army marched onto the field and laid down their weapons. This ended the last major battler of the Revolutionary War.
Tunnel on the way to Norfolk
USS Wisconsin
Close Quarters
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