R. Charlton Coffeehouse

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429 E Duke of Gloucester St
Williamsburg, VA 23185
+1 (800) 447-8679
https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org
Step back into the time of the Stamp Act and learn about the fashionable world of the coffeehouse, where Williamsburg's citizens and visitors met to share news, transact business, and debate politics.

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4.53 reviews
Amy C.
11/23/2024

My 9 y/o daughter, mom and I had a wonderful time at the Coffee House. We were lucky enough to meet and talk with Michael. He is friendly, knowledgeable and kind to children. Everyone should make...

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Christopher C.
11/27/2018

Another CW visit in the books which equals another chance to expound on experiences plus talking about what if anything has changed. This time it would be three visits to the coffee house over...

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J David H.
5/15/2015

R. Charlton operated the only coffee house in the colonial day of the 1700's. He came from England where they were every where and very popular and thought there would be a demand. This is one of...

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