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A view looking east towards Chowning's Tavern from Market Square on an fall afternoon, framed by colored leaves.

Glass bell jars protect plants in the Colonial Garden and Nursery on a foggy morning. Bruton Parish Church can just be seen in the background.

The Bryan House in the fall.

A rear view of the Benjamin Powell House, outbuildings, and gardens after a January snowfall.

A silversmith looks out the window of the Golden Ball Silversmith Shop during the Christmas season.

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.

The bridge at the Governor's Palace canal in the spring.

An interpreter strides away from the Capitol on an early spring day.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr. (l) and Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin on the front steps of the George Wythe House, ca. 1920s. --Visual Resources Collections

A pair of snow covered wreaths hang on a gate at Bruton Parish Church during the Christmas holiday season.

A late afternoon view of the Magazine, Guardhouse, and Market House in the fall. The Magazine is one of the original 88 buildings in the Historic Area.

Rear view of the James Moir House, Shop, and surrounding outbuildings during a winter storm in the Historic Area.

The Capitol on a snowy winter's day in the Historic Area.

Interpreters greet one another on a foggy/misty winter day in front of the Pasteur & Galt Apothecary Shop on Duke of Gloucester Street.

The cupola and weathervane of the Courthouse at dawn on a snowy winter morning. The Courthouse is one of the original 88 buildings in the Historic Area.

Interpreters stand at the northern gates of the Capitol on a brisk winter day in the Historic Area.

A pair of interpreters guide a team of oxen towards the Gaol on a winter's day in the Historic Area.

Pre-restoration view of west elevation of Thomas Everard House. Daniel Kent Collection - AV2010.1. --Visual Resources Collections