We try to visit a Church on vacation when possible. Felt very welcome . Can worship God in an historical Church

We always try to experience a candlelight concert at Bruton Parish Church when visiting Colonial Williamsburg. The concerts are free but they take a free will offering. Although it was listed as a concert of colonial music, the program included music of the 19th - 21st century but it was still enjoyable. Just thinking that you are sitting in the... More 

wonderful guide who explained all about the history of the church I have a difficult time walking/standing and the guide keep asking me if I needed to sit down, which I thought was very nice of him to do

Historic figures like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry and others worshiped at this church. See box pews used in colonial-era churches, a churchyard cemetery (one of the first in America), and a building once used as a Revolutionary War and later as a Civil War hospital. Many of the pew doors are now marked with the names of famous... More 

This historical site is not open in the beginning of a week. We walked around the courtyard, though most was roped off. Would have loved to gotten inside. I gave the site a poor rating due to we could not get inside. I know staffing is tuff to keep all exhibits though I felt this one was important enough it... More 

This is a beautiful old church with tons of History. The staff are extremely knowledgeable and friendly my wife and I could have to listen to Mrs Macon tell stories for a half a day easily.

The church is very plain and simple. We visited as part of a tour group. This is an active church not owned by CW. It was staffed by church members with someone playing the organ during our visit. Worth seeing.

it was a cold day in December when we visited the church. It was a little chilly in the sanctuary, but much warmer than outside! The interior of the sanctuary had a lot of original wood panels and woodwork. The pulpit area is reminiscent of the old churches with a lovely choir area.

Beautiful historic building. Take in one of their free evening concerts to rest from your day of touring or attend one of their Sunday services.