In May 1774, the Washingtons faced a moment of change that forever defined their paths forward. When the House of Burgesses was dissolved and a social event was set to occur the next day, the Washingtons reconsidered where they stood politically, socially, and personally.
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Other Experiences
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Evening Program: Revolutionary Points of View
Step back in time to the eve of the American Revolution, when there were just as many opinions about war and independence as we hear about politics and religion today.
Open to the Public
Event Ticket
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Special Event: Conservation in Action
Arms conservator Isabelle will be on hand to discuss her work on the Magazine Project and the conservation of firearms.
CW Admission
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Organ Recital - Dr. JanEl Will
Enjoy a candlelit recital by Dr. JanEl Will, organist at Bruton Parish Church.
Open to the Public