Main Entrance to The Governor's Palace in Williamsburg, VA
The symbol of British authority in the colony and home to seven royal governors. The current building is a reconstruction that was completed in 1934 built on the foundations of the original Governor's Palace. The original building was constructed from 1706-1722 before being destroyed by a fire in 1781.
Note the Royal Coat of Arms above the gate at the entrance to the Governor's Palace.
Main Entrance to The Governor's Palace in Williamsburg, VA
The symbol of British authority in the colony and home to seven royal governors. The current building is a reconstruction that was completed in 1934 built on the foundations of the original Governor's Palace. The original building was constructed from 1706-1722 before being destroyed by a fire in 1781.
Note the Royal Coat of Arms above the gate at the entrance to the Governor's Palace.