November 5, 2010

Colonial Courthouse and Unique Fence, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia


The Colonial Courthouse is pictured here from the side of the Magazine, where the weapons and powder were kept, and its protective fencing. In colonial times, to qualify as a juror in this court one was required to be a white, adult male, and a property owner.

9 comments:

  1. I guess that was the barbed wire fence of the day...

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  2. Beautiful unique old fence against the beautiful old building.
    Have a great weekend.
    Costas

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  3. Rather un-usual gate for modern times. Wonderful foreground for the architecture in the background.

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  4. I do enjoy your pictures and the bit of history you offer!!! Thank you! Cathy

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  5. Very interesting perspective. Great shot!

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  6. интересные фото-рассказы, спасибо

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  7. Amazing Williamsburg pictures and posts! I'm from Virginia Beach.

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  8. Simply Amazing! I love the concept. Keep up the great capture! God speed.. :)

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