Berkeley Plantation

Hours: Berkeley Plantation is a historic site filled with rich history and important firsts. It is known as the place of the First Thanksgiving in the United States, happening in Virginia in 1619, a year before Plymouth Rock. Visitors can explore the plantation's many buildings and learn about Virginia life during early American history. The tour guides are very knowledgeable and provide interesting stories about the site, making visitors feel like they are stepping back in time. One visitor mentioned that the guide could even identify family connections through facial features and history, adding a personal touch to the experience. The plantation has a lot to offer, including the main house, kitchen quarters, and outside areas like Jamestown Landing. The staff makes an effort to discuss the full scope of the history, and visitors often leave feeling inspired and amazed. The grounds are well worth the visit, especially for those interested in history and the early days of America. With only one plantation house open daily in the area, Berkeley Plantation is a must-see historic destination.

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