Williamsburg

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Williamsburg is a historic colonial city in Virginia renowned for its well-preserved 18th-century architecture and living-history museum, Colonial Williamsburg.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
independent city
associatedWithEvent American Revolutionary War era activities
becameCapitalOf Colony and Dominion of Virginia
surface form: Colony of Virginia
capitalOfFrom 1699
capitalOfUntil 1780
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States of America
surface form: United States
economyBasedOn higher education
hospitality industry
tourism
founded 1632
foundedAs Middle Plantation
governingBody Williamsburg self-linksurface differs
surface form: Williamsburg City Council
governmentType council–manager government
hasAttraction Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Virginia
surface form: Bruton Parish Church

Capitol building (colonial)
Colonial Williamsburg
surface form: Colonial Williamsburg historic area

Duke of Gloucester Street
Governor's Palace
hasInstitution Busch Gardens Williamsburg (nearby theme park)
College of William & Mary
Muscarelle Museum of Art
William & Mary Law School
hasNearbyRiver James River
York River
hasOrganization Colonial Williamsburg
surface form: Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
hasTransportation Williamsburg Transportation Center
heritage colonial American history
historicDesignation National Historic Landmark
surface form: National Historic Landmark District (parts of city)
knownFor 18th-century architecture
Colonial Williamsburg
historic preservation
living-history museum
locatedIn James City County
surface form: James City County, Virginia
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
namedAfter William III of England
surface form: King William III of England
near Jamestown
surface form: Jamestown, Virginia

Yorktown
surface form: Yorktown, Virginia
partOf Hampton Roads
surface form: Hampton Roads metropolitan area

Colonial National Historical Park
surface form: Historic Triangle of Virginia
precededAsCapitalBy Jamestown
renamed Williamsburg
servedBy Amtrak
Interstate 64
state Virginia
succeededAsCapitalBy Richmond, Virginia
tourismRegion Colonial National Historical Park
surface form: Virginia's Historic Triangle

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Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Virginia locatedIn Williamsburg
subject surface form: Bruton Parish Church
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Bruton Parish Church, Williamsburg, Virginia locatedIn Williamsburg
subject surface form: Bruton Parish Church
this entity surface form: City of Williamsburg
Sir John Randolph (father, sometimes styled) residence Williamsburg
subject surface form: Sir John Randolph
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Sir John Randolph (father, sometimes styled) placeOfActivity Williamsburg
subject surface form: Sir John Randolph
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Elizabeth Harrison Randolph residence Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Edmund Randolph (nephew) placeOfBirth Williamsburg
subject surface form: Edmund Randolph
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Colony of Virginia
School of Education locatedIn Williamsburg
subject surface form: School of Education at the College of William & Mary
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Griffin associatedWith Williamsburg
subject surface form: Griffin (William & Mary mascot)
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Raymond A. Mason School of Business locatedIn Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Hampton Roads hasPart Williamsburg
Hampton Roads hasCity Williamsburg
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum city Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Shirley Plantation, Charles City County, Virginia locatedBetween Williamsburg
subject surface form: Shirley Plantation
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Middle Plantation developedInto Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Middle Plantation predecessorOf Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Middle Plantation replacedBy Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Middle Plantation hasSuccessor Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Middle Plantation todayWithin Williamsburg
this entity surface form: City of Williamsburg, Virginia
Governor's Palace location Williamsburg
subject surface form: Governor's Palace (Williamsburg)
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Capitol building (colonial) locatedIn Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Capitol building (colonial) city Williamsburg
Busch Gardens Williamsburg (nearby theme park) locatedIn Williamsburg
subject surface form: Busch Gardens Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Williamsburg Transportation Center locatedIn Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Williamsburg Transportation Center locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Williamsburg
this entity surface form: City of Williamsburg
Williamsburg Transportation Center ownedBy Williamsburg
this entity surface form: City of Williamsburg
Williamsburg Transportation Center operator Williamsburg
this entity surface form: City of Williamsburg
Williamsburg Transportation Center serves Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Naval Weapons Station Yorktown locatedNear Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Colonial Parkway connects Williamsburg
Colonial Parkway nearCity Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Charles City County, Virginia locatedBetween Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Custis family associatedWith Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Tidewater Virginia contains Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
PBK foundedInCity Williamsburg
subject surface form: Phi Beta Kappa Society
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Orlando Jones residence Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Katherine A. Rowe workLocation Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Muscarelle Museum of Art locatedIn Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
William & Mary Law School locatedIn Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
William & Mary Law School city Williamsburg
James City County contains Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg (independent city, partially surrounded)
James City County seat Williamsburg
James City County borderedBy Williamsburg
this entity surface form: City of Williamsburg, Virginia
Duke of Gloucester Street locatedIn Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
U.S. Route 60 runsThroughCity Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Alexander Scammell deathPlace Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Alexander Scammell burialPlace Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Norborne Berkeley, 4th Baron Botetourt residence Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
York County, Virginia borderedBy Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia
Letitia Christian Tyler residence Williamsburg
this entity surface form: Williamsburg, Virginia