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What dignity and respect the church has for the people that visit. Nothing is required (though a $1.00 donation is asked) for the visit. Most of the rest of the Park costs you not only a visitor fee but they more or less look for...More
Yes, we do appreciate the $1.00 per person suggested donation. Kids love to put their dollar in the box in the Tower. The volunteer Bruton Guides enjoy talking with visitors. Thank you!
A beautiful early 18th century church that is still an active parish. Lots of history. Very informative "tour guides" that I believe are parishioners.
They are and they have a lot of knowledge! We have just opened a Heritage Center a block and a half west of the church, next to our book and gift shop. Look for the Episcopal flag! Please stop in and say hello.
A friend and I attended Bruton Parish for a midweek worship and healing service. The service was familiar to me as an Episcopalian, and I admired the presider's focus amidst some tourists trying to enter to snap a photo right in the middle of the...More
The service you mention is every Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. in the church: Holy Eucharist with healing prayers. All are welcome. I'm glad you could attend, and thank you for this review.
This free place was the best place we visited. Friendly guides, well versed in the long history of this iconic Church. Check out the plaques on the walls, you will be amazed at the names there
I know time is limited when traveling so I appreciate your visit to Bruton Parish Church, and your tip for others to see the plaques. They have names that pre-date the USA! Thank you for this review.
In almost every one of my visits to Williamsburg, I try to take in one of the free concerts at Historic Bruton Parish Church. It is a fine old church with a welcoming attitude! Recommended!!
We greatly appreciate the kind words and recommendation. Hope you will come back often. Until then, consider enrolling in Friends of Bruton! The form is on our website. Thank you!
Appreciated church members providing Hittite of the Church. Appreciated that is an active church all these years later. Enjoyed walking around the cemetery and reading the tombstones that were legible. Entry was included in Colonial Williamsburg pass.
Glad that you made Bruton Parish part of your visit to Colonial Williamsburg. Yes, entry is included with the pass. But a pass is not required to enter! Thank you.
I took my 85 year old grandmother (and my mom) here when they were visiting from Alabama. For her to sit in the same church pews that some of the Founding Fathers and Mothers sat really touched her. We participated in a church service and...More
Thank you for recalling this visit with your grandmother and mother. How wonderful that you brought them to see Bruton Parish. Since you are in the 757, please join us for a concert or Sunday service anytime!
We atttended a young persons harp recital in the evening. The Briton Episcopal Church is the original building in which George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, and other early leaders attended and worship. Truly a wonderful moment sitting in the very seats these early leaders...More
Thank you for coming! On Saturday, April 28 at 10:00 a.m., the character interpreter who portrays Martha Washington will be giving a presentation in the church. Free to enter.
Nice place, and as real as it gets. Not a typical tourist stop, although you will enjoy seeing it. Beautiful wood work.
Thank you Dave. It is always good to hear from our visitors.
We enjoyed visiting the Church and grounds of this historic Chruch where you can sit in the same pews that held Washington and Jefferson and other past presidents. The church has a harpsicord that was played beautifully. Seasonally, they have concerts on Tuesday and Thursday...More
Thank you LoriF. Saturday, April 28 at 8pm is the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Concert, a tradition since 1961. JDRJ was a great supporter of Bruton Parish and our choirs offer this concert to the community in his memory. Free to enter. Doors will...More
