Rabu, 21 Maret 2018

American History Publick Occurrences- April 2009

Williamsburg Copes With Hard Times As the world’s largest living-history museum, Colonial Williamsburg sets an example for others to follow. Now, with the recession affecting cultural institutions, big and small, the museum is demonstrating how to balance priorities. With 600 buildings, encompassing 1,000 hotel rooms, 14 restaurants and 26 shops over its 300-acre site, Williamsburg …

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