I am in Williamsburg for the next couple of days as the folks here are holding a semi-book workshop (the book is not complete) for David Auerswald and myself. So, when I got in yesterday, I walked around Colonial Williamsburg. It is very pretty, and William and Mary definitely competes quite well with last week's winner of beautiful campus-ness--U of Southern Cal. I wonder how many campuses have their own cannons? Probably more than we would expect.
But, walking among the historic buildings, I could only have one question: is the amount of horse poop on the streets historically accurate? Or is it not enough?
I am in Williamsburg for the next couple of days as the folks here are holding a semi-book workshop (the book is not complete) for David Auerswald and myself. So, when I got in yesterday, I walked around Colonial Williamsburg. It is very pretty, and William and Mary definitely competes quite well with last week's winner of beautiful campus-ness--U of Southern Cal. I wonder how many campuses have their own cannons? Probably more than we would expect. 
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As a student at William & Mary, I can confirm that it is in fact historically accurate, just like the lack of slaves anywhere in Colonial Williamsburg. One distinction, however: the campus and CW are separate entities, neither of which bears much affection for the other (intense local politics, you see).
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