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The Dominique chicken is one of the first breeds of chickens developed in the United States. They are small to medium in size with a very hardy constitution. Their heavy plumage protects the poultry from low winter temperatures. English game fowl produce high-quality meat and eggs. Eggs from the poultry in the Rare Breeds program are used in the Historic Area Foodways program. Nankin Bantam hens were used to hatch Pheasant and Quail eggs for large estates. With their copper-colored bodies and their green and black tail feathers, they are striking birds, and they make good pets because of their gentle nature.
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The Public Hospital of 1773
The Public Hospital in Williamsburg was the first mental hospital in British North America. Discover how the treatment of patients and the facility changed over time.
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Historic Site: James Geddy House
Experience the activities of an 18th-century family at the Geddy site.
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Historic Site: George Wythe House
Visit the site where Thomas Jefferson studied law and enlightenment ideas.
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