Because they thought that they had a better supply of fresh water and because they knew it was deep enough to dock ships. (english)
Virginia
it was the capital of virginia from 1699-1780
Yes, Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia in 1699. The capital was moved there from Jamestown, primarily for its more central location and better water access. Williamsburg remained the capital until 1780, when the capital was relocated to Richmond. The city is now known for its well-preserved colonial history and is a popular tourist destination.
Richmond, Virginia.
Montgomery, Alabama was a temporary capital until it later moved to Richmond, Virginia
Virginia
Charlestown
Charlestown
Ah, the capital of Jamestown moved to Williamsburg in 1699, my friend. It was a time of change and growth, like a beautiful tree reaching towards the sun. Just imagine the new opportunities and adventures that awaited the people of Williamsburg as they embraced their new role as the capital of Virginia.
it was the capital of virginia from 1699-1780
Virginia
Yes, Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia in 1699. The capital was moved there from Jamestown, primarily for its more central location and better water access. Williamsburg remained the capital until 1780, when the capital was relocated to Richmond. The city is now known for its well-preserved colonial history and is a popular tourist destination.
Virginia
Virginia.
No. Williamsburg was the capital of Virginia from about 1699 to 1780 but never of the US.
Jamestown on the James River was the capital of the Virginia colony until 1699, at which time the capital became Williamsburg.
Virginia was the first colony of AmericaVirginia.