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American Cream Draft horses are the only breed of draft horse originating from the United States. Breed characteristics include a medium cream-colored coat, pink skin, amber eyes, long, white mane and tail, and white markings. Cleveland Bay horses are renowned as England’s oldest and purest breed. Set apart by its rarity, strength, and remarkable temperament, the breed comes exclusively in the Bay variety characterized by reddish-brown coats and black legs, manes, and tails. You may also see the horses hard at work in other locations around the Historic Area - from carrying Nation Builders and guests to their next engagements to pulling plows for the farmer to till the land.
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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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Wren Building
Tour the oldest academic structure still in use in America at the College of William and Mary. Stop by at 10 a.m. on Saturday to hear a recital performed in the Wren Chapel on Colonial Williamsburg's antique organ. Hours su…
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Archaeology Project: Peter Scott House and Shop
Stop by the Peter Scott House and Shop Site and find out how archaeology will help to answer new questions about one of Williamsburg's most prominent tradesmen and the property's relationship to Custis Square!
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