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Colonial Williamsburg
Blanketed in Snow
Visitors rarely get to experience Virginia's Colonial Capitol in winter storm conditions. These images were taken when Williamsburg was unexpectedly besieged by a winter storm that overnight left fifteen inches of freshly fallen snow. I gleefully trudged the three miles on foot into town the next morning (all roads were closed to vehicular traffic) to capture these unusual vistas. The only footprints in the snow were mine...CLICK! |
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GOVERNOR'S PALACE
COLONIAL CAPITOL
COLONIAL COURTHOUSE
POWDER MAGAZINE
OLD ROBERTSON'S WINDMILL
BRUTON PARISH CHURCH
CHRISTOPHER WREN BUILDING
CHRISTOPHER WREN CUPOLA
LORD BOTETOURT STATUE
THE PRESIDENT'S HOUSE