Sunset Over Williamsburg, Virginia

The sunsets with a colorful display in Williamsburg.

Sunset At College Creek, Williamsburg, Virginia

The sun peeks over the hill at College Creek near the College of William & Mary just before setting for the evening.

Sunset Over The Colonial Courthouse, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

The sunset brightly over the courthouse in Colonial Williamsburg, bringing a beautiful end to the day for many tourists.

Sunset Over Bruton Parish Church, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

The sun lit the sky as it set behind Bruton Parish Church on Duke of Gloucester Street in Colonial Williamsburg.

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Autumn Sunset At The Waterman's Museum, Yorktown, Virginia

The autumn sunset over the York River silhouetted the cupola and weather vane of the Waterman's Museum, enveloping it in orange and golden hues. 

Sunset Over the James River from Jamestown Island, Virginia

The sun sets over the James River as seen from the island where Historic Jamestown is located. This is the site where, in 1607, the first permanent English settlement was established. It was the capital of Virginia until 1699. John Smith and Pocahontas are probably the most well-known historic figures from Jamestown. It is also provides beautiful views of the river.

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Jamestown Island Sunset, Williamsburg, Virginia

Historic Jamestown Island, Williamsburg is one of the most beautiful spots to watch sunsets.  We have many wonderful sunset pictures from the island.  The island is the site of the first permanent English settlement in 1607.  Among those settlers was Captain John Smith - and yes, this is the land where Pocahontas lived and met John Smith. Also in this picture you can see the dark outline of the Jamestown-Scotland Ferry that runs day and night transporting people from Williamsburg to beautiful Surry, Virginia.  The drive-on ferry is a free 20 minute ride, and on a good weather day, the veiw is wonderful.   

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