aerial views

Aerial view of the Governor's Palace and surrounding gardens taken by a drone.

Aerial view of the Governor's Palace and surrounding gardens taken by a drone.

Aerial view of the newly expanded DeWitt Wallace Decorative Art Museum and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum taken by drone.

Aerial view of the Courthouse and Market Square taken by drone. The Peyton Randolph House (red building) is at right along with the Ludwell Tenement (gold). To the left is the St. George Tucker House with the Governor's Palace beyond.

Aerial view of the Peyton Randolph House, outbuildings and surrounding environs taken by drone. The tunnel for the Colonial Parkway can be seen at lower left.

Aerial view of the Magazine taken by drone.

Aerial view of the Governor's Palace maze taken by a drone.

Aerial view of the Governor's Palace and surrounding gardens taken by a drone.

Aerial view of Williamsburg, 1927. -- Visual Resources Collections.

Sketch of " Restored Court and Palace Greens with Their Surroundings", by the architects Perry Shaw & Hepburn, c. 1927. This architectural firm from Boston, Massachusetts, was responsible for the restoration and reconstruction of Colonial Williamsburg from 1928-1934. For related sketch see T1991-332. This image appears in the book, "Restoring Williamsburg" -- Special Collections

Sketch of "Restored House of Burgesses with its Surroundings", Williamsburg, Virginia by the architects Perry Shaw & Hepburn, c. 1927. This architectural firm from Boston, Massachusetts, was responsible for the restoration and reconstruction of Colonial Williamsburg from 1928-1934. For related sketch see T1991-328. This image appears in the book, "Restoring Williamsburg" -- Special Collections

Aerial view of the Historic Area just prior to the Restoration looking east from the College Triangle. Image dated January 12, 1928. This image appears in the book, "Restoring Williamsburg". -- Visual Resources Collections.

Aerial view of the Governor's Palace and surrounding gardens taken by a drone.

Aerial view of the Market House showing interpreters bringing goods for sale to the market. A horse drawn cart pulls up to the site to unload merchandise.

Fife and Drum Corps members on Duke of Gloucester Street.