Charlton’s Coffeehouse - Brewing The Revolution - Colonial Williamsburg - Explore, Tour & History
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2023
- Charlton’s Coffeehouse in Colonial Williamsburg is yet another fascinating landmark that visitors will most certainly come across during a walk down the Duke of Gloucester Street.
In the mid-18th century, and once again standing today, this coffeehouse in Williamsburg is conveniently located where it stood over two centuries ago… Right near the doorstep of the easily spotted Capitol building that’s towering amongst the city’s eastern skyline.
During the beauty of a recent springtime exploration in Colonial Williamsburg, our memory banks fluttered and had us thinking about one of our favorite times of the year to be in town. A time when warm caffeinated chronicles are best shared when the leaves are falling, cooler air begins to blow in, and a steaming, hot cup of coffee is most certainly always close at hand.
Equally, the perfect combination and environment to learn more about Williamsburg’s most historic coffeehouse. A local gathering spot in the mid-1760s, frequented by ordinary people, as well as elite patrons of the city, including city officials, burgesses, and even the Governor himself.
Charlton’s Coffeehouse was a place where stimulating conversation between guests looking to talk business, news of the day, or even Revolution, was carefully undertaken while sipping their favorite hot beverage. Including hot coffee, hot chocolate, or tea.
In the latest Quest Capsule story documentary, we explore the exterior of Charlton’s Coffeehouse in hopes of etching many vivid scenes and happenings from its long history into our imaginations. We intently witness a powerful Revolutionary speech by Congressman James Madison, portrayed in 1782, who appeared on the Charlton Stage at the backlot of the coffee shop. We then took a guided tour of the interior of Charlton’s Coffeehouse which gave us an interesting first-hand account of each room available to the public for viewing. And finally, we head down to Charlton’s rustic cellar to sample some 18th-century-inspired coffeehouse beverage offerings.
Charlton’s Coffeehouse - Brewing The Revolution - Colonial Williamsburg - Explore, Tour & History + Revolutionary Speech By James Madison:
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We will be in Williamsburg during the July 4, holiday. I can’t tell you how excited your videos have made us. Thank you for your awesome videos.
I’m so happy to hear this! Have a wonderful July 4th in CW!🎩🇺🇸
This is amazing! I never got to tour the coffee house and always wanted to do so. My daughter is doing a history project and the subject is turning points in history…and I am sure this plays a role! Thank you so much for doing this video. Colonial Williamsburg is one of my favorite places to visit and you make it come to life! It’s just like I am there with you guys when you film. You are very talented and greatly appreciated.
Your words are greatly appreciated!🎩
Was just there a couple of weeks ago, sampled the coffee/chocolate combo and then moseyed on over to the Raleigh Bakery for a snack! I’m only 2 minutes into the video and loving it!
Thank you Dave! Nice addition with Raleigh Bakery!🎩
Another excellent video, as always, from this channel. Top Notch! Thanks for taking us along and sharing so much info. Hope you and Sarah are doing well and God bless!
Thank you Cathy!! You’re very welcome!🎩😊🌸
I never did get to see the interior of Charlton's Coffee House. Thanks for the tour.
Very welcome!!🎩
Ditto☺
Wow, wow, wow! You’ve done it again❤. So creative and thoughtful. I love the transitions. Well done!
Many thanks Barbara!!🎩
Thanks so much for this tour of Charleston’s coffee House I have never seen it before!! William And Mary class of 1972 ❤❤❤
You’re welcome Jeffrey! Hope all is well in NYC!🎩💙
Beautifully done video !!!!
Thank you!!🎩
I have never been inside that building but now I will !!! Great video and would love to have a coffee !
Hope you can make it in soon! ☕️
Fine presentation
Thank you!🎩
I always enjoy your videos. Really well done
Thank you Carson!!🎩
Just found myself in this vid and your Intersections Dance Lesson vid! So fun!! Looking forward to this Christmastide season
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I heard the guide say they offered stimulating drink for stimulating conversation. Made me smile remembering I tried to have a series of British dinners where we would watch together "Amazing Grace" the story of William Wilberforce and the end of the slave trade in Britain. I invited church people from the two churches where I played keyboards. Out of the four dinners, I had an average of 3 people. LOL At the last dinner, I made a comment about it and one older guy said, "Well, it may have been the line in your invitation about 'stimulating conversation.' I'm not sure we know what that means."
I believe the dinners would have most definitely spawned interesting discussion regarding Wilberforce. I would have attended and taken part in coffee driven “stimulating conversation”, the British fare, and maybe even to hear a tune or two on the keyboards🎩😉Thanks for sharing this funny memory Marcy!
Thanks!
Thanks so much Richard!!🎩
I just came across your channel and all I have to say is that one day, if you keep it up and expand, you’ll have over a million subscribers. I don’t know your background, but I suspect you have pretty decent experience making professional quality videos. Either that, or you have a gift. Keep it up!
Thank you for your words! Means a lot! 🎩
It's different now...we were served with regular cups and saucers.
Looking forward to the basement. ..that's new...
That would have been a nice touch! ☕️
I think they changed it after covid. We went prior and had a cup in the main area. Just went last week and were offered drinks in the basement
In the basement the wall to the righy (when being served) is mostly original and the wall to the left was done by the tradesman within Williamsburg. They are very proud of the work they did at the coffeehouse. Just ask them, they will tell you. 😂
Yes so fascinating. They are definitely good at what they do😉🎩☕️