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[[Image:Old Capitol Building - Williamsburg.png|250px|right|thumb|The restored Capitol Building, circa 1941]]
The '''Capitol''' at [[Williamsburg, Virginia]] was the first Capitol building in America in 1705. A reconstructed version is a centerpiece of [[Colonial Williamsburg]].


== wtf ==
==Original building 1705-1780==

The building was completed in 1705, it burned in 1747, and was rebuilt. The Capitol and the [[Governor's Palace]] were the center of the political and social life of Virginia for most of the 18th century. Members of the [[House of Burgesses]] which met in the Capitol included [[Patrick Henry]], [[George Washington]], [[George Mason]], and [[Thomas Jefferson]].

After the capital of Virginia was moved to [[Richmond, Virginia|Richmond]] in 1780 at the beginning of the [[American Revolution]], the old Capitol was used by British forces. After the [[Siege of Yorktown|Battle of Yorktown]], and the surrender of [[Lord Cornwallis]], it fell into disrepair and was dismantled for its materials.

==Restoration: Colonial Williamsburg==
[[Image:Colonial Williamsburg Capitol.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Capitol Building]]
Early in the 20th century, the Reverend Dr. [[W.A.R. Goodwin]] undertook restoration of historic [[Bruton Parish Church]] (circa 1711) where he was rector. His dreams of restoring other buildings of the old colonial capital city led to his affiliation with [[Standard Oil]] heir and [[philanthropist]] [[John D. Rockefeller Jr.]] and the creation of [[Colonial Williamsburg]]. The reconstructed Capitol and [[Governor's Palace]] join the [[Wren Building]] of the [[College of William and Mary]] as the three main structures of the restoration.

''See main article [[Colonial Williamsburg]].''

==See also==

*[[Historic Triangle]]
*[[Colonial Parkway]]
*[[History of Virginia]]
*[[Virginia State Capitol]] (Richmond)

== External links ==

*[http://www.history.org/Almanack/places/hb/hbcap.cfm Colonial Williamsburg, Capitol web page]
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'[[Image:Old Capitol Building - Williamsburg.png|250px|right|thumb|The restored Capitol Building, circa 1941]] The '''Capitol''' at [[Williamsburg, Virginia]] was the first Capitol building in America in 1705. A reconstructed version is a centerpiece of [[Colonial Williamsburg]]. ==Original building 1705-1780== The building was completed in 1705, it burned in 1747, and was rebuilt. The Capitol and the [[Governor's Palace]] were the center of the political and social life of Virginia for most of the 18th century. Members of the [[House of Burgesses]] which met in the Capitol included [[Patrick Henry]], [[George Washington]], [[George Mason]], and [[Thomas Jefferson]]. After the capital of Virginia was moved to [[Richmond, Virginia|Richmond]] in 1780 at the beginning of the [[American Revolution]], the old Capitol was used by British forces. After the [[Siege of Yorktown|Battle of Yorktown]], and the surrender of [[Lord Cornwallis]], it fell into disrepair and was dismantled for its materials. ==Restoration: Colonial Williamsburg== [[Image:Colonial Williamsburg Capitol.jpg|250px|right|thumb|Capitol Building]] Early in the 20th century, the Reverend Dr. [[W.A.R. Goodwin]] undertook restoration of historic [[Bruton Parish Church]] (circa 1711) where he was rector. His dreams of restoring other buildings of the old colonial capital city led to his affiliation with [[Standard Oil]] heir and [[philanthropist]] [[John D. Rockefeller Jr.]] and the creation of [[Colonial Williamsburg]]. The reconstructed Capitol and [[Governor's Palace]] join the [[Wren Building]] of the [[College of William and Mary]] as the three main structures of the restoration. ''See main article [[Colonial Williamsburg]].'' ==See also== *[[Historic Triangle]] *[[Colonial Parkway]] *[[History of Virginia]] *[[Virginia State Capitol]] (Richmond) == External links == *[http://www.history.org/Almanack/places/hb/hbcap.cfm Colonial Williamsburg, Capitol web page] {{coord|37.2712575|-76.6932899|region:US_type:landmark|display=title}} {{Colonial Williamsburg}} [[Category:Landmarks in Virginia|Capitol]] [[Category:Williamsburg, Virginia]] [[Category:1705 architecture]] [[Category:Former state capitols in the United States|Virginia]] [[Category:Colonial Williamsburg]] [[he:קפיטול וירג'יניה (ויליאמסבורג)]] [[it:Campidoglio (Williamsburg)]] [[zh:國會大廈 (維吉尼亞威廉斯堡)]]'
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