- Get coffee 18th-century style at Williamsburg, Va.
- WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Don’t expect soy lattes or Internet access for your laptop, but your next visit to Colonial Williamsburg could include a stop in a coffeehouse. Visitors will be able to experience an 18th century-style coffeehouse when R…
- Baton Rouge Advocate
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- 15/11/2009
- 18th century version of Starbucks to open
- Virginia's Colonial Williamsburg is getting ready to open its first major reconstruction on Duke of Gloucester Street in more than 50 years; a rebuilt, 18th century coffeehouse. A $5 million donation from Forrest and Deborah Mars, of the…
- Washington Business Journal
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- 16/11/2009
- 18th-century coffeehouse to open in Colonial Williamsburg
- Charlton's Coffeehouse opens Nov. 20 on Duke of Gloucester Street at the historic site ... Charlton's, named for coffeehouse proprietor Richard Charlton, was a real establishment in the 1760s, frequented by politicians, gentry and others.
- Chain Leader
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- 15/11/2009
- Letter from London
- A memento of Queen Victoria's beloved Highlander, John Brown; a rare silver snuff mull presented by a Scottish Duke; and a battered old Bible ... for a much higher than expected $542,455 to London dealers Richard Green at Sotheby's on July…
- Maine Antique Digest
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- 18/11/2009
- Travel Notebook: Colonial coffeehouse brewing at Williamsburg
- Charlton's Coffeehouse opens Friday on Duke of Gloucester Street at the historic site ... Charlton's, named for coffeehouse proprietor Richard Charlton, was a real establishment in the 1760s, frequented by politicians, gentry and others.
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
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- 15/11/2009
- Saturday football as it happened
- 1928: See what I can do, Darrell, see what I can do. For now, you'll have to make do with the respect and adoration of literally hundreds of people. To be a proper Lawro though, you'll have to predict scorelines - and never, ever tip a team…
- BBC Sport
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- 21/11/2009
- HISTORICAL PROFILE: Elizabeth of York
- Elizabeth of York had a close connection to kings. She was a daughter, sister, niece, wife, and mother of various Kings of England. She also was instrumental in combing the York white rose with the Lancaster red rose to unite a country torn…
- Examiner
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- 19 hours ago
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