Brush-Everard House Block 29 Colonial Lots 165, 166, 172 

Brush-Everard House Kitchen and Surrounding Area Block 29, Area E Colonial Losts 164 and 165 Report on 1967 Archaeological Excavations 

Brush-Everard House (Restored) Architectural Report Block 29, Colonial Lots #165 and #166 Part I, The 

Brush-Everard House Architectural Report Block 29, Colonial Lots #165 and #166 Part II, The 

Brush-Everard House Archaeological Briefing - Block 29 Colonial Lots 165-166-172 

Nicholson House, Block 7, Building 12, Colonial Lot 26, The 

Lightfoot House, Block 3 Building 10, Restored, The 

Wren Building at the College of William & Mary (Block 16, Building 3) Restored Summary Architectural Report of Interior Restoration: 1967-1968, The 

Brush-Everard House Block 29 

Brush House Block 29, Colonial Lots #165 and #166, The 

Wren Building, College of Williams and Mary: Architectural Summary, Interior Restoration, The 

James Geddy House and Silversmith Shop Block 19, Building 11, Colonial Lot 161 (61), The 

Additional Report Colonial Lots 165, 166 and 172, Block 29 

Archaeological Report Block 29, Area A (Brush House and OutBuildings) 

McKenzie Apothecary Shop Block 30-2, Building 13-6 Colonial Lot 332 - Reconstructed Summary of Architectural Report 

Cross-section Microscopy Analysis Report: Thomas Everard House - Interior (Block 29, Building 10, Lots 165 & 166) 

Archaeological Excavations on the Brush-Everard Property: An Interim Report 

Additional Report: Colonial Lots 165, 166, and 172, Block 29 

Brush House (Block 29, Colonial Losts 165 and 166): Report of May, 1943 and Additional Report of May, 1947, The 

Brush-Everard House. 1718. Williamsburg, Virginia. A Comparative Microscopical Paint and Color Analysis of the Interior Color of the 18th Century Architectural Surface Coatings.