The Governor's Palace
The Governor's Palace was reconstructed on its originalfoundations by Colonial Williamsburg in 1930. The Williamsburg
Model School (Matthew Whaley Grammar School) and the Williamsburg
High School were demolished to allow reconstruction to proceed.
The Bodleian Plate, the Frenchman's map, and Thomas
Jefferson's own measured drawing of the Palace's
layout aided in reconstruction.
Governor's Palace (1934)
Governor's Palace (1935)
Governor's Palace (c. 1937)
Governor's Palace (c. 1937)
Governor's Palace (c. 1937 ?)
Governor's Palace (c. 1940 ?)
Governor's Palace (1940's ?)
Governor's Palace (photograph c. 1943)
Governor's Palace (ballroom; photograph c. 1943)
Governor's Palace (c. 1946)
Governor's Palace, infrared (c. 1946)
Governor's Palace garden (c. 1946)
Governor's Palace garden, holly maze (c. 1946)
Governor's Palace (drawing, 1972)
Governor's Palace (drawing, c. 1972)
See Also...
Aerial photograph of the Governor's Palace (c. 1946)Aerial photo postcard of Palace area (c. 1958)
Colonial Coach at the Governor's Palace (1938)
Colonial Coach at Governor's Palace Greetings from Legendary Virginia (with Governor's Palace)
Greetings from Virginia (with Governor's Palace)
Greetings from Virginia (with Governor's Palace; mid-1940s)
Greetings from Virginia (with Governor's Palace; 1965)
Greetings from Virginia (with Governor's Palace; c. 1971)
Greetings from Virginia - Palace featured (1970)
Historical Spiral of the Colony of Virginia (with Palace; 1937)
Palace advance buildings (woodcut; 1845)
Palace advance buildings (engraving; 1855)
Palace advance building ruins (woodcut; 1875)
