Colonial Williamsburg: A Step Back in Time
What and Where is Colonial Williamsburg? Many years ago, a friend had just returned from a conference in Colonial Williamsburg. At the time, I had never heard of the place, but I loved the name – Williamsburg. He said it was a lovely place and well-worth a visit. A few months later, a colleague and I found ourselves on a flight to Washington D.C. for a conference. When the conference ended, we couldn’t resist a side trip to Colonial Williamsburg. I am so very glad we did. Colonial Williamsburg is 153 miles south of Washington D.C. – a two-and-a-half hour drive on the I-95 South to the I-295 to the…
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Colonial Williamsburg: A Step Back in Time
