Duke of Gloucester Street

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Duke of Gloucester Street is the main historic thoroughfare in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, lined with restored 18th-century buildings, shops, and landmarks that recreate early American colonial life.

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Duke of Gloucester Street canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic street
tourist attraction
associatedWithEvent American colonial era daily life reenactments
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasFeature horse-drawn carriages (in the historic area)
period-costumed interpreters (in the historic area)
restored colonial streetscape
hasFunction educational interpretation of colonial history
open-air museum setting
hasNearbyInstitution College of William & Mary
surface form: College of William & Mary (at its western end vicinity)
hasNotableBuilding Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Virginia
surface form: Bruton Parish Church (just off the street, closely associated)

Capitol (at or near its eastern terminus in the historic area)
Governor's Palace
surface form: Governor's Palace (near its eastern end)

King's Arms Tavern
Market Square Tavern
Raleigh Tavern
Shields Tavern
various colonial trade shops
hasRole main thoroughfare of Colonial Williamsburg
hasStreetType east–west street
heritageDesignation U.S. National Historic Landmark District
surface form: National Historic Landmark District (as part of Colonial Williamsburg)
historicalSignificance central axis of the colonial capital of Virginia
knownFor colonial-era landmarks
historic shops
recreation of early American colonial life
restored 18th-century buildings
locatedIn Colonial Williamsburg
United States of America
surface form: United States

Virginia
Williamsburg
surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
maintainedBy Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
namedAfter Duke of Gloucester
surface form: Duke of Gloucester (British title)
partOf Colonial Williamsburg
surface form: Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area
pedestrianUsage primarily pedestrian in the restored area
timePeriodRecreated 18th century
tourism major visitor destination in Williamsburg
urbanContext runs through the core of the restored colonial capital

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Williamsburg hasAttraction Duke of Gloucester Street
Colonial Williamsburg hasComponent Duke of Gloucester Street
Governor's Palace near Duke of Gloucester Street
subject surface form: Governor's Palace (Williamsburg)