Williamsburg by Julia Tsagaroulis

Governor's Palace

jtsagaroulis — 2014-05-07 15:57:16 UTC

The governors palace is a place where the

government decides to pass the law or not.

Education

jtsagaroulis — 2014-05-07 16:25:52 UTC

The college of William and Mary was named after King William III and queen Mary II of England. This school was only for boys, it taught boys how to read, write, and learn arithmetic.Many famous people studied there such as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, and John Tyler

Shoemakers Shop

jtsagaroulis — 2014-05-07 16:26:18 UTC

When you enter the shoemakers shop

someone will measure your foot and make

the shoe is you need a special size. But if

you saw the shoe you want in your size

oyu just buy it and go on with your day.

Slavery

jtsagaroulis — 2014-05-07 16:26:36 UTC

About half of Williamsburg population

was enslaved Africans Americans. Most worked on plantations or farms while others worked at houses. The slaves slept in the slave headquarters

where they had to sleep on hay stacks.

Raleigh Tavern

jtsagaroulis — 2014-05-07 16:26:45 UTC

The Raleigh Tavern is like a

restaurant. People come to eat

and drink. Sometimes they host

balls there and there were rooms

with games.

Bruton Parish Church

jtsagaroulis — 2014-05-08 14:25:05 UTC

The Bruton Parish Church was a

law to attend. The Church was in the

center of the the city so it was a very

popular place.In Church people sit in

differrent seats depending on their place

in their community