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Two drivers lead a team of oxen and a cart along Nicholson Street on a fall day in the Historic Area.

An ox cart driver guides his team of oxen down Nicholson Street as yellow and orange fall leaves fall from the trees.

The Compton Oak, a live oak, on Market Square.

The James Geddy House, one of 88 original buildings in the Historic Area, and the Mary Dickinson Store in the light of the setting sun.

Outbuildings in the historic area on an fall afternoon.

Nation Builder George Washington rides a white horse on Duke of Gloucester Street by the James Geddy House in the fall.

Benches sit outside the Capitol on a fall afternoon in the Historic Area.

Detail of a sign surrounding by fall flowers outside the Williamsburg Inn.

A squirrel sits on a fence post and eats a nut in the Historic Area.

A small field of pumpkins grow in a garden in the Historic Area.

Nation Builder George Washington water his horse outside the James Geddy House in the fall. Nation Builders

The James Geddy House, Mary Dickinson Store, and Hope Barber Shop on an fall afternoon in the Historic Area.

A red cardinal sits in a tree in the Historic Area.

A wagon carries visitors down Duke of Gloucester Street towards the capitol on an fall afternoon.

The red carriage drives along Nicholson Street in the fall.

A carriage passes in front of the Governor's Palace as visitors walk around Palace Green.

The sign for Wetherburn's Tavern in the fall.

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.

An interpreter picks vegetables in the Great Hopes Plantation garden in the fall.

A coachman drives the Royal Governor's Carriage along Duke of Gloucester Street in the fall.

Members of the senior fife and drum corps march down Duke of Gloucester Street in the fall.

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.

Historic Trades carpenters and Historic Area interpreters work together to raise the tobacco barn at Great Hopes Plantation.