Join the Eastern Shore of Virginia Historical Society on a trip to Historic Williamsburg on Wednesday, October 11. Attendees will enjoy a private tour of the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum featuring the John Custis maps currently on exhibition in the Rich and Varied Culture exhibit. Participants will experience private, behind-the-scenes tours with the curators from the painting, furniture, maps, and materials analysis conservations labs, including a sneak peek into the restoration of Eastern Shore furniture!
This isn’t your typical class trip. This special bus trip includes coffee and doughnuts during the ride to Williamsburg, lunch at Blue Talon Bistro, and cocktails and snacks on the return trip to the Shore! Reserve your spot now! For more information and to purchase tickets, visit shorehistory.org or call (757) 787-8012.
All event proceeds benefit the Eastern Shore of Virginia Historical Society and their commitment to bringing exciting and quality educational programs to the Shore community.
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