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Wetherburn's Tavern Review
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Wetherburn's Tavern
- Address: Duke of Gloucester St., across from Raleigh Tavern, Colonial Williamsburg, VA | Map It
- Category: Architectural Sites, Historic Districts/Sites
- Location: Colonial Williamsburg
Fodor's Review:
Wetherburn's Tavern, which offered refreshment, entertainment, and lodging beginning in 1743, may be the most accurately furnished building in Colonial Williamsburg, with contents that conform to a room-by-room inventory taken in 1760. Excavations at this site have yielded more than 200,000 artifacts. The outbuildings include the original dairy and a reconstructed kitchen. Vegetables are still grown in the small garden.
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