Visit this church when you visit Colonial Williamsburg. Stopped in for a quick visit - very nice and very historical!

Visit this church when you visit Colonial Williamsburg. Stopped in for a quick visit - very nice and very historical!
We attended a candlelight harpsichord concert and had a tour of this beautiful church. The church is thriving today, so it is not like going to a museum. We met the members of the church and they took pleasure in welcoming us into their church family and in sharing the history and the current vitality of this worshiping congregation. It...
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To be able to sit in the church pew that belonged to George Washington was an exceptional experience. The church is still used today for services.
If you like to visit old churches, this one is great! The volunteers have a lot of knowledge about the history of the church. We didn't get to hear the organ, but would have loved to. We attended a harpsichord concert there later in the week. If you do attend a concert, be aware that the seats are rather uncomfortable....
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This church has wonderful architecture and when you enter the church, look at the names on the pews. A surprising amount of our country's forefathers attended the church.
Steeped in history, this is a great church to tour and appreciate. The interior is sweet and a quick study. The churchyard has a very old graves and makes for interesting photos. My children enjoyed pretending that they saw ghosts.
I love visiting other churches, especially historical one. This one won't disappoint if you, like me, love old grandiose architecture.
If you're in Colonial Williamsburg, it's definitely worth a visit if it's open when you are there. (It's an operating, active church, so it's closed to tours when services and special events are being held). You don't need a Colonial Williamsburg ticket to enter, although they ask for a dollar donation per person, but there's no pressure to donate, just...
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Very interesting place. The building itself is georgeous, and the interior as well. There is so much history in that area. Very neat to sit in the seats that many of the founding fathers did!
We attended Sunday services here as well as two wonderful evening concerts, one with a harpsichord and flute, and the other with a chorus from Yorktown. We enjoyed the beauty and serenity of the church and the candlelight concerts are really something special. Free will donations help to support the work of the church and its music ministry. We loved...
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