Williamsburg Excavations Reveal Colonial Governor's Mansion
Excavations in Williamsburg uncover foundations and floors of the colonial governor's palace built in 1700. Workers report a suspected death park and gardens, a hospital use during the Revolution, and a mysterious wooden passage shaft thought to extend 33 feet, with a shaft end not yet reached.
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