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Christiana Campbell was owner and proprietress of one of Williamsburg’s most successful taverns which served the most amazing food.

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Along with providing medical care and medications, Williamsburg apothecaries sold cooking spices, candles, salad oil, anchovies, toothbrushes, and tobacco.

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The Virginia Gazette, published weekly from 1736 to 1750, was William Parks most important achievement.

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The Peyton Randolph house is one of the most haunted houses in America.

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Often there were balls held at Raleigh Tavern because colonial Virginians loved to dance.

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Benjamin Waller read Declaration of Independence from steps of courthouse.

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Bruton Parish Church was the first Anglican church built in 1660.

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It was nice of the shopkeepers and merchants to issue credit to the colonial customers who would pay their debts when the crops were harvested.

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The buildings that were burned in Jamestown were poorly built.

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Everyone felt happy and safe that the capital was moved from Williamsburg to Richmond to distant the capital from British attack.

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