This is the Capitol of Colonial Williamsburg (you can click on any link for more information). Built in 1705 and reconstructed in the 1930s, the Capitol is one of Colonial Williamsburg's best-known buildings. We watched many a reenactment take place from there.
Rome Wasn't Built In A Day — The girls and I built a quilt in a day though!
While You Were Out — Doing a little remodel while Hubby was out of town.
This post is linked to Show and Tell Friday hosted by Cindy at My Romantic Home.
Wow, these are gorgeous...and you did a fantastic job on framing them yourself!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love Williamsburg and all the wonderful history there.
Those are so pretty and really like the framing.
ReplyDeletevery nice prints! Like you, I always love historical buildings.. thanks for sharing..
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing all those buildings when we visited Williamsburg. Those prints are really nice and I love the framing.
ReplyDeleteI think I like the framed magazine best. Tho, they're all wonderful. I bet your home is just so charming....filled with conversation pieces such as these works of art.
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Good Morning my Friend!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful set of prints. I've never been to Williamsburg, but they are wonderful!
Enjoy!
Leann
I actually remember these places, even though my trip to Williamsburg was probably 35 years ago! Beautiful prints!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing; lovely prints, and a great job of framing them.
ReplyDeleteHave a GRAND weekend.
WOW, the framing is great, very nice.
ReplyDeleteThose are very pretty, Kayren!
ReplyDeleteHi Kayren!
ReplyDeleteThose prints look fantastic! You did such a good job of picking out the right frames and matting! Well done!