KING'S ARMS TAVERN Lang WISE Williamsburg 20489702

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King's Arms Tavern Colonial Williamsburg Collection #20489702 Collectible Lang and Wise reproduction of Colonial Williamsburg's King's Arms Tavern. First issue (1997). Retired. Like new in original box (note that box shows some evidence of previous moisture, not affecting contents). 10" long, 10" wide, 6 1/2" high. Guaranteed safe shipping. Items insured at our expense. Full refunds up to 30 days for any reason. CONDITION : Flawless. Immaculate. Removed from box for photographic purposes only. Please note that during the coming weeks we will be offering numerous items from the Lang and Wise Colonial Williamsburg Collection. Bookmark this page for reference. KING'S ARMS TAVERN During sessions of the General Assembly in the eighteenth century, the overcrowded taverns of the capital of the Virginia colony became social and political centers. The King's Arms Tavern was one of them. Operated in the 1770s by Jane Vobe, it was considered the most "genteel" and was patronized by a select clientele that included George Washington and Revolutionary leader General Thomas Nelson, Jr., of Yorktown. During the American Revolution, Mrs. Vobe supplied food and drink to American troops. Today, visitors to Colonial Williamsburg enjoy traditional southern dishes such as peanut soup with sippets, Virginia ham, colonial game pie, Sally Lunn bread, read more

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