Williamsburg and Hampton Roads
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1. Berkeley Plantation
Historic HomeVirginians say that the first Thanksgiving was celebrated at Berkeley in December 1619, not in Massachusetts in 1621. This plantation was the...Read More
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2. Endview Plantation
Historic HomeBuilt in 1769 by William Harwood, the Georgian-style house known as Endview Plantation has witnessed momentous events in American history. Situated...Read More
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3. Everard House
Historic HomeBuilt in 1717 by John Brush, a gunsmith, and later owned by Thomas Everard, who was twice mayor of Williamsburg, this wood-frame house contains...Read More
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4. George Wythe House
Historic HomeThis home was the residence of Thomas Jefferson's law professor; Wythe was also a signer of the Declaration of Independence. General Washington...Read More
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5. Governor's Palace
Historic HomeHis Majesty's Governor Alexander Spotswood built the original Governor's Palace in 1720, and seven British viceroys, the last of them Lord Dunmore...Read More
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6. Lee Hall Mansion
Historic HomeLee Hall, an Italianate mansion constructed around 1859, was once home to one of Warwick County's leading landowners, Richard Decauter Lee,...Read More
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7. Peyton Randolph House
Historic HomeThis was the home of a prominent colonist and revolutionary who served as attorney general under the British, then as Speaker of the House of...Read More
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8. Sherwood Forest Plantation
Historic HomeDating from 1720, at 300 feet, this plantation is said to be the longest wood-frame house in the United States. It was the retirement home of...Read More
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9. Shirley Plantation
Historic HomeChartered in 1613 and the oldest plantation in Virginia, Shirley has been occupied by a single family, the Carters, for 11 generations. Their...Read More
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10. Weston Manor
Historic HomeWeston Manor, built in 1789 by the Gilliam family, is a classic example of Virginia Georgian architecture, a formal five-bay manor with hipped...Read More
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11. Westover Plantation
Historic HomeThis home was built circa 1720 by Colonel William Byrd II (1674–1744), an American aristocrat and founder of the city of Richmond who spent...Read More
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12. Adam Thoroughgood House
Historic HomeInland from the shore is the early-18th-century Adam Thoroughgood House, named for the prosperous plantation owner who held a land grant of...Read More
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