Historic Williamsburg

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Published: July 14th 2006North America » United States » Virginia » Williamsburg
July 9th 2006

On our way from GA to NY we stopped in Colonial Williamsburg, VA. We watched the blacksmith work and saw various reinactments of historical events. It was a very educational experience.

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