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Historic Virginia homes and churches (1915)

Lancaster, Robert Alexander, 1862- [from old catalog] · Philadelphia and London, J. B. Lippincott company · leaf 54

An illustration from Historic Virginia homes and churches, 1915, leaf 54
n a pedestal which is now one of the relics of the PowderHorn Museum, a leaden bust of Sir Walter Raleigh. In1742, the tavern was owned by John Blair, nephew of the WILLIAMSBURG 27 Commissary, and kept by one Henry Wetherburn. Minehost Wetherburn was evidently an expert mixer of the cupthat cheers,… … RALEIGH TAVERN, WILLIAMSBURG, AND THE APOLLO ROOM Henry Wetherburns biggest bowl of Arrack punch.The deed was duly recorded in Goochland and may beseen there to-day. The chief glory of the Raleigh was a large banquetinghall with deep fireplaces at each end and carved wainscot-ing, named after an…

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