1950s Postcard Bruton Parish Church: Williamsburg, VA Next Day Shipping

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Country of Origin: United States Subject: Church Material: Cardboard Unit of Sale: Single Unit Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Size: Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in) City: Buffalo Region: Virginia Type: Printed (Lithograph) Theme: Cities & Towns Number of Items in Set: 1 Continent: North America Signed: No Postage Condition: Unposted Country: United States Year Manufactured: 1950

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1950s Postcard Bruton Parish Church: Williamsburg, VA Next Day Shipping. Famous Attendees: During the colonial era, it served as the court church. Next Day Shipping That is a vintage postcard of the interior of Bruton Parish Church , located in the heart of Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. It’s one of America's most historic active churches, with the building in your photo dating back to 1715 . Here are a few quick highlights about it: Famous Attendees: During the colonial era, it served as the court church. Leaders like George Washington , Thomas Jefferson , and Patrick Henry all worshipped there while attending sessions of the House of Burgesses. The Box Pews: The postcard clearly shows the high-walled "box pews." In the 18th century, these were often rented by families; the high walls helped retain heat from foot warmers and provided a bit of privacy. Still Active: It remains an active Episcopal parish today, holding regular services and organ recitals that make it a centerpiece of the historic district.