the college of william and mary

Lovely, small museum with great exhibits. Friendly helpful staff and docents. Easy to park and right next to Phi Beta Kappa Hall

Visited the college bookstore and café. Had the opportunity to met and up and coming author then had lunch in the café and enjoyed the atmosphere.

If you are just a tourist visiting this is a pretty campus and worth a visit. If you are a potential parent of a student looking at it, our daughter is there at the moment and it is an amazing university. I really recommend it. It is hard work, but the staff and other students are all wonderful. It is a safe campus in a small town, but with all the facilities you need. I do recommend it to other parents. Our daughter is so happy there!

An Ivy League school with much prestige and expense, but definitely worth a walk around campus. Helps you to see how the other half lives.

Information session and tour were very informative. Student guides answered all our questions. Our child will definitely be applying in the fall.

And mine too! I never get tired of strolling the beautiful campus and taking advantage of the many fine programs available to the public. AMC was here to film TURN:Washington's Spies and the actors, writers and directors spent an evening talking about how they mesh historical accuracy with good TV. Fascinating!

Although we did not have anyone of college age with us, we did enjoy driving around the campus. The grounds are lovely and the more recent buildings blend in well with the original ones. The location in the heart of Williamsburg makes it especially attractive.

One of oldest but beautifully maintained colleges... they represent such a large part of the town... was surprised to hear that they have 8000 students... some of the buildings date back to the 1700`s and are still in use

When researching what to see in the area, this college was recommended so we stopped by. We never expected to be given a tour by an extremely knowledgable student - go to the Wren Chapel for that! Incredible!You can see the building that Gen Cornwallis stayed in during the Rev. War, Civil War bullet holes in the original building, and walk the same halls as Thomas Jefferson. Many original pieces of art worth seeing. Very down to earth and we had the place to ourselves when we visited (cold winter day). You could easily spend about 2-3 hours here, but can get the highlights in under and hour. A must see in Williamsburg!

Very friendly staff. Great location. Dorms didn't have elevators so we had had to lug all the stuff up the stairs.

This is history living and growing yearly. The campus is also part of the historic ghost tour. Nearby is the College Deli and Pauls deli, a college and parents hangout. the new Pauls Deli in New Town is also great and clientele is more like alumni. Very authentic Italian and also American food.

Organ recitals are given regularly on the walkable campus. Be sure to inquire as they are delioghtful, and the chappel is a gem.

Great university with colonial charm. A true southern Ivy league type school up there with Harvard and Princeton but down to earth. Intact colonial campus a must visit in itself.

Beautiful campus. In my next life mommy and daddy are paying my tuition and I can major in English and Latin...

We attended a free organ recital in the Wren Hall Chapel. The acoustics of the chapel are fantastic! We learned about Revolutionary period organs and how they are different from modern instruments.