Colonial Williamsburg Prints, Palace Green Street (Williamsburg, VA)

This listing is for prints of an original watercolor painting I did of the Governor’s palace and the Robert Carter and Thomas Everard houses in Colonial Williamsburg on Palace Green Street. The houses date to the 1700s, and the palace is a reconstruction of the original building that burned in 1781. This is an incredible open-air living history museum with so many wonderful historic homes and shops, and this print would make a great gift for anyone who’s ever been to CW (or just loves historic buildings)!

You can choose from a set of five 5” x 7" blank greeting cards with envelopes, a 2" x 6" bookmark/mini print, 4" x 11" print, or 6.5” x 19” (original painting size). Prints have a white border around the image, so that they can accommodate a mat or be framed as-is. No mats, frames, or other props are included in this listing. Prices include shipping. 

*Greeting cards will be printed on 47 lb card stock, and will come with white envelopes. Cards will be packaged in a clear sleeve and will ship first class with rigid cardboard for protection in a padded mailer through USPS.

*Bookmarks and prints will be printed on 47 lb matte presentation paper and bookmarks will come in a clear vinyl sleeve with tassel. The color of the tassel will vary and may not be the same color as shown in the photo. 

Bookmarks will be shipped first class with no tracking or insurance, with rigid cardboard for protection. Prints will be shipped USPS Ground Advantage with insurance and tracking in a protective bubble mailer with rigid cardboard to prevent bending.