 | A beautiful small flower in the gardens of Chatham. |
 | The white dogwood is Virginia's state tree. |
 | The white part of the dogwood is actually modified leaves. The actual flower are the greenish buds in the center. |
 | A different flower. |
 | Pink dogwood. |
 | This is also a pink dogwood despite it being red. |
 | A view across the garden to the Chatham kitchen. |
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 | A few weeks later we pay another visit to Williamsburg. Here we see an interesting Colonial style of green house. |
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 | Another of the same flowers in a different color. |
 | Some type of lettuce in their own green house. |
 | A garden of tulips. |
 | Burton Parish Church. |
 | A group of students await a bus beside the church. |
 | Another flower closeup. |
 | An interpreter outside the powder magazine. |
 | People waiting to get into the Kings Arms Tavern. We had dinner there later in the day. |
 | Spring is everywhere in Williamsburg. |
 | This home was in a prominent location near the Governor's Palace. |
 | A closeup of the great circular window in Burton Parish Church. |
 | On the grounds of the Governor's Palace many of the buildings have ornate cupolas. |
 | This weather vane is indicating the residence of the Governor Royal. |
 | The gardens of the Governor's Palace are stately indeed. |
 | The main house and its cupola. |
 | Tulips in the garden. |
 | More tulips in a variety of colors. |
 | Frank and Sallie are awed by the flowers. |
 | The Royal Coat of Arms above the garden entrance to the palace. |
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 | A group of turtles bask in the sun along the waters edge of the canal on the Governor's Palace Canal. |
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 | Inside the Governor's Palace we visit one of the bedrooms. |
 | Our guide describes the events that would have occurred in the Palace ballroom. |
 | Music was a common pastime in Colonial Williamsburg. |
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 | One of the chimneys of the Governor's Palace. |
 | A group of properly dressed Colonial citizens are out for an afternoon drive. |
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