Montpelier

The home of James and Dolley Madison is known by this Garden Temple.

Front Drive of Montpelier

Back Porch of Montpelier

Montpelier train station

Monticello

Home of Thomas Jefferson

Chimney at Monticello

Ashlawn-Highlands

This is the front entrance of the home of James Monroe

Ashlawn-Highlands

The white portion of the building is the original Highlands house, the Yellow addition was added after the Monroes death.

Jamestown Glassblower

One of the first industries in America was glassblowing. An example of this is shown here at Jamestown.

Captain John Smith Memorial

Inside the Church Tower

This church was built in 1639

Location of the original fort wall

Marked by a recreated wall and white stones.

Williamsburg Governor's Palace

Governor's Palace

As a show of strength, the entry hall of the Governor's Palace is decorated with hundreds of guns and swords.

Flute Player

This gentleman was playing period music in the great hall of the Governor's Palace.

Virginia State House

This is the original Virginia State House from when Williamsburg was the state capital.

King's Arms Tavern

I had lunch here.

Virginia State Capitol

View from inside the Capitol

Jefferson, Washington, Monroe and Madison walked here.

Williamsburg Courthouse

Williamsburg Street Scene

Williams and Mary College

Jefferson went to school here.

Yorktown Battlefield

Washington beat the British here.

Yorktown Memorial