Final Day at CW

Our stay in Colonial Williamsburg has come to an end. Tomorrow morning we will hit the road southbound. Today offered a few more memorable moments however, but none so good as tonight's banquet. The food was excellent, we received a visit from Thomas Jefferson, and I won a very special door prize. They were drawing numbers for a handful of items made by the CW tradesmen in their demonstrations this week. The gunsmith also makes stamps and dies for embossing. In his demonstration of this trade he made a stamp that had an anchor design. This was one of the items up for the drawing. No sooner had I said to Jim how I'd love to have that stamp than my number was called. It was the first number called, no less. What a great way to wrap up a tremendous trip! Now more photos: Jim talking to the wheelwright's apprentice about a cannon wheel
Bruton Parish Church Interior of Bruton Parish Church