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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1983

Page

7

Williamsburg in Time Warp Aims for Nuclear Summit Security

Colonial Williamsburg hosts a nine nation leaders summit Memorial Day weekend with heavy security. Helicopters land on Carter Grove grounds as Secret Service and White House transport swirl through the 90 acre restored area. The visit includes presidents and prime ministers, 1500 staff, 4500 journalists, and a security plan that closes streets to the public.

Robert C. Reid News-Post Williamsburg America Patrick Henry Marine Corps Carter Grove James River White House Reagan Secret Francois Mitterand Margaret Thatcher Pierre Elliott Trudeau Yasuhiro Nakasone Amintore Fanfani McDonald’s Colonial Williamsburg Ty Aha Frederick Paramount Pictures Thomas Jefferson Virginia Richmond Custom House Carroll County Bradley Yetton Westminster Customs House Martha Milhous Secret Service Governor’s Palace Fire and Drum Brigade Merchant's Square Duke of Gloucester Street Capitol House of Burgesses Williamsburg Inn King’s Arms Christina Campbell's Josiah Chownings Williamsburg Lodge Williamsburg Foundation Buseh Gardens the Pottery

Flea Market Empire at Williamsburg Grows Worldwide

A potter built a saltglaze shop near Colonial Williamsburg and turned rivalry into a vast flea market. Now 106000 square feet of mixed buildings offer ceramic ware, groceries, hardware, bread, and TVs at 20 to 90 percent lower prices amid bare bulb lighting and diverse structures. The market draws locals and travelers seeking bargain chaos and a unique shopping experience.

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