Your videos of Williamsburg are the best way I can visit there without leaving my home. Even though i have been there more than 40 times, I learn something new from you. Thank you.
Amazing the amount of information from over 200 years ago. Glad GW kept journals and glad they survived the passage of time. Thanks for another wonderful video.
Your videos are so informative. My wife and I retired here to Williamsburg in 2020. I have learned so much more of the history here then I thought I knew do to your videos. I love walking down the Duke of Glouster and knowing these amazing facts that you have shared. Thank you for your hard work. Kevin
So fascinating. Many people are unaware of the fact that around 1921 ,a bronze statue of GW was sent to Britain. It stands in Tralfagar Square. There's also a GW statue in Paris
Great video. If I could go back in time Williamsburg Virginia in colonial times would be the place. Every time that I have visited I have the overwhelming feeling that I am home!
Thank you So Much for your educational & Beautiful presentation I will always treasure the memory of my visit there & I long to return to see the rest of COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG ❤ 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 ❤
Beautifully done. I can only aspire to rival you by producing other related works on Washington and other Patriots by using techniques complimentary to your style, but clearly my own by the grace of God. These men and women deserve the finest tributes we can muster. God bless you.
I just found your channel and thoroughly enjoy all that I’ve seen, particularly those about Williamsburg! My first visit was about 65 years ago and have returned about 40 times. Your perception of waking through and feeling the history found matches my impressions as well. For those interested in American history, there’s few locations presenting a better picture of our early beginnings. Thanx for your excellent videos!!
It's a mesmerizing thought to think of all the founding Fathers and other famous people who lived in and visited Williamsburg , during the colonial period.
What a terrific job you did on this ! You could do these videos for the Williamsburg travel bureau , or to be shown in history classrooms. Have you always been fascinated with history in general, or George Washington in particular ? Do you read a lot of books on Washington ? I was wondering how you knew how many times he visited each place ? And this is a stupid question, but how far did he have to travel to come to Williamsburg from Mount Vernon ?
Thank you and so glad you enjoyed! Yes, i love history and research lots of articles, books and write ups on Washington to discover the history. For this one I also had some fun connecting dots and reading parts of his journals to bring the stories together. So much fascinating details out there about him. Would love to do docs for travel bureau & schools! The road was known as Washington’s Burgess Route that would take Washington from Mt Vernon to Williamsburg. I believe it was somewhere around 140 miles or so! Thanks for commenting and watching!!
I just subscribed to your channel. Love all the information and history and your video presentation. Christiana Campbell's Tavern just opened this week, October 11th, after being closed since December 2019 and it's an honor to be part of her reopening. Stop by soon when you're in the area!
Thank you so much for making these videos!!! I live hrre a longgg time sgo 1964 and I loved it so much, i yhink this is ehy i love American history do much. Have been back to visit many times with my late husband. We were. Going to move there at one time but decided to stay in NC and continue to visit. I live Bruton Psrish Church and the Governor Mansion. Thanks again!!!😊
@@donnapekar3848 Absolutely! Ill post this one. The Governor’s Palace & Restoration of Colonial Williamsburg documentary are on there. Which other 2 videos are you referring to?
Your videos of Williamsburg are the best way I can visit there without leaving my home. Even though i have been there more than 40 times, I learn something new from you. Thank you.
Happy to hear that! Thank you!🎩
Amazing the amount of information from over 200 years ago. Glad GW kept journals and glad they survived the passage of time. Thanks for another wonderful video.
Yes indeed, there is so much out there he wrote based on his stays in CW and elsewhere! Very interesting to research and discover! Thank you!
Is there a LOVE button? this is epic. THank you!
Your videos are so informative. My wife and I retired here to Williamsburg in 2020. I have learned so much more of the history here then I thought I knew do to your videos. I love walking down the Duke of Glouster and knowing these amazing facts that you have shared. Thank you for your hard work. Kevin
Im very glad to hear this and that you are enjoying the videos! You’re so very welcome! Thank you Kevin!
I also lived in Williamsburg such a beautiful city. Find and read the book Defend this old Town.
So fascinating.
Many people are unaware of the fact that around 1921 ,a bronze statue of GW was sent to Britain. It stands in Tralfagar Square.
There's also a GW statue in Paris
One of the things I love about Colonial Williamsburg is that there are no "George Washington Slept Here" signs!
Very true Deborah!🎩
Great video. If I could go back in time Williamsburg Virginia in colonial times would be the place. Every time that I have visited I have the overwhelming feeling that I am home!
I love to walk the back streets and alleys listening to the same bird songs of the 17 & 1800 hundreds ❤️
Such a wonderful experience! Thank you Janet!🎩
Thank you So Much for your educational & Beautiful presentation I will always treasure the memory of my visit there & I long to return to see the rest of COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG ❤ 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 ❤
Great video! Thank you for sharing this piece of Washington history.
Lord! How fancy is these Psalms 23 and psalms 91. Mine blowing 🦦
Great video! Thank you for taking the time to share with us all.
You’re very welcome! Thank you!🎩
You are a master storyteller!! I love ❤ your videos!😊
Thank you so much! Much appreciated Uncle Jeffrey!!🎩😊
Beautifully done. I can only aspire to rival you by producing other related works on Washington and other Patriots by using techniques complimentary to your style, but clearly my own by the grace of God. These men and women deserve the finest tributes we can muster. God bless you.
Thank you for your words! And yes, their stories deserve to be carefully told!🎩
I just found your channel and thoroughly enjoy all that I’ve seen, particularly those about Williamsburg! My first visit was about 65 years ago and have returned about 40 times. Your perception of waking through and feeling the history found matches my impressions as well. For those interested in American history, there’s few locations presenting a better picture of our early beginnings. Thanx for your excellent videos!!
You’re very welcome Thomas! I can only imagine the great memories you have from CW over the years! Thank you for your comment!🎩
It's a mesmerizing thought to think of all the founding Fathers and other famous people who lived in and visited Williamsburg , during the colonial period.
Yes it is! Simply fascinating!🎩
What a terrific job you did on this ! You could do these videos for the Williamsburg travel bureau , or to be shown in history classrooms.
Have you always been fascinated with history in general, or George Washington in particular ?
Do you read a lot of books on Washington ? I was wondering how you knew how many times he visited each place ?
And this is a stupid question, but how far did he have to travel to come to Williamsburg from Mount Vernon ?
Thank you and so glad you enjoyed! Yes, i love history and research lots of articles, books and write ups on Washington to discover the history. For this one I also had some fun connecting dots and reading parts of his journals to bring the stories together. So much fascinating details out there about him. Would love to do docs for travel bureau & schools! The road was known as Washington’s Burgess Route that would take Washington from Mt Vernon to Williamsburg. I believe it was somewhere around 140 miles or so! Thanks for commenting and watching!!
Incredibly underrated. This is an amazing vide!!
Thank you Julian!!
I just subscribed to your channel. Love all the information and history and your video presentation. Christiana Campbell's Tavern just opened this week, October 11th, after being closed since December 2019 and it's an honor to be part of her reopening. Stop by soon when you're in the area!
Thanks so much Mary! We are hoping to visit the Tavern very soon!🎩
@@QuestCapsule looking forward to meeting you. I'm one of the hosts so you'll find me on the porch. :-)
Delightful. Thank you.
Thank you Carol!
That was absolutely great !
Thank you Ronnie!
Excellent video. I felt like I stepped back in time. Just wanted to add my 5th ggf Samuel Ellis had a conversation with Washington.
Thank you! That is amazing!
This was great!
Beautiful first time
Thanks Emily!🎩
Thank you so much for making these videos!!! I live hrre a longgg time sgo 1964 and I loved it so much, i yhink this is ehy i love American history do much. Have been back to visit many times with my late husband. We were. Going to move there at one time but decided to stay in NC and continue to visit. I live Bruton Psrish Church and the Governor Mansion. Thanks again!!!😊
You’re very welcome! Thank you Debbie!
Like watching quest capsule in Williamsburg but hope to see York town sometime in the near future.
Very nice and informative, I we nevermore this information, it would e a shame.
Thanks SO MUCH for putting this content together, wonderful work!
You’re very welcome!🎩
Another wonderful video !
Alot of Taverns in Williamsburg back then...
People drank there, but taverns were the hotels of the day as well.
A great video. Thoroughly enjoyed it
Thank you Donna!
Could you post the 3 videos on the Williamsburg Sight & Sound group page?
@@donnapekar3848 Absolutely! Ill post this one. The Governor’s Palace & Restoration of Colonial Williamsburg documentary are on there. Which other 2 videos are you referring to?
The administrator of our site is a descendent of the Rockefellers
@@donnapekar3848 I know he told me about that! That's amazing!
Ben Franklin used to visit Little England, outside Williamsburg.
I did not know that Marilyn! Thanks for sharing!🎩
“But Todd! Todd! You love colonial Williamsburg! It’s as things should be!” 😅
Duquesne pronounced Do Cane. Like the character Caleigh Duquesne on CSI Miami
Dunmore flees Williamsburg on June 8, 1775. He flees Virginia from Norfolk in 1776.
Thanks for clarifying Melissa. Appreciated!
All this interesting info
and the history channel shows aliens. 👽
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