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Title Miscellaneous Publications

Contributor The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation (Publisher)

Description Miscellaneous Publications is a collection of single publications of the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation which were not issued in serial form or as part of a series. Please note that due to the age of some publications, the information presented does not always reflect the most recent research available or the most recent interpretive decisions about how to present a site or a building and its contents to the public. Researchers should not rely on these publications alone to understand the most recent interpretation of Colonial Williamsburg exhibition buildings and sites.

Block and Building Governor's Palace 20, 3A, Raleigh Tavern 17, 6A, Randolph, Peyton, House 28, 6, Wetherburn's East Privy 9, 31F

Credit Line The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

Restrictions None

Rights Holder The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

Credit Line The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

Citation https://digitalcollections.colonialwilliamsburg.org/asset-management/2RERYDLE1V23

File size 19.37 MB

Rights Holder The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation

Subject (LoC) Governor's Palace (Williamsburg, Va.), Raleigh Tavern (Williamsburg, Va.)