Insiders' Guide® to Williamsburg, 12th; and Virginia's Historic Triangle

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Format: Trade Paper
Pub. Date: 2004-05-01
Publisher(s): Insiders' Guide
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Summary

In-depth information on what's happening in and around Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown. From the sights and sounds of the area's living history to the thrilling roller coaster rides at Busch Gardens, Virginia's historic triangle offers limitless opportunities for dining, shopping, and adventure.

Author Biography

Margaret Ritsch, formerly an award-winning reporter and correspondent, has contributed to other books in the Insiders' Guides series. She specializes in writing and editing publications about travel, tourism, and education. She lives in Kensington, Maryland. Mary Alice Blackwell is a native Virginian who has enjoyed a writing careeer as a newspaper reporter and editor, and is co-author of a guide to Virginia's Blue Ridge. She lives in Charlottesville, Virginia. Anne Patterson Causey grew up in the Tidewater area and has worked as a newspaper reporter and editor, a publicist and event management consultant, and a library research assistant. She lives in the Charlottesville, Virginia.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. xi
How to Use This Bookp. 1
Historyp. 3
Getting Aroundp. 12
Accommodationsp. 25
Bed-and-Breakfasts and Guest Homesp. 43
Regional Cuisine and Winesp. 60
Restaurantsp. 72
Nightlifep. 98
Shoppingp. 109
Virginia's Indian Culturep. 126
Myths and Legendsp. 131
Colonial Williamsburgp. 140
Attractionsp. 163
Jamestown and Yorktownp. 186
Kidstuffp. 209
The Artsp. 218
Annual Eventsp. 229
Day Tripsp. 243
Parks and Recreationp. 272
Golfp. 284
The Environmentp. 288
Relocationp. 298
Retirementp. 312
Health Carep. 321
Education and Child Carep. 329
Our Military Heritagep. 339
Mediap. 348
Worshipp. 352
Newport News and Hamptonp. 357
Indexp. 391
About the Authorsp. 404
Directory of Maps
Colonial Williamsburgp. v
Williamsburg and the Virginia Peninsulap. vi
Virginia's Historic Trianglep. vii
Jamestownp. viii
Yorktownp. ix
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