Appollo 12 Command Center
Astronaut Sue.
Example of one of the planes on display.
Ceiling at Brent's.
Can you believe how old this parish is?
St. John's Episcopal Church.
This is the only picture at the museum since it is outside.
On of the more unusual grave markers at St. John's.
Then we went to Brent's for lunch, which was okay. The best part was walking down the street afterwards for ice cream. There were so many flavors to choose from. After that, John and Norm went back to the boats. Sue and I walked to St. John's Church and cemetery. Oh, my goodness. There are some really old graves in that cemetery. The Church is the oldest continuous parish in the United States. The entire town was burned down on August 9, 1861. One wall of the church remained standing and the church was rebuilt.
Then Sue and I went to the Hampton Museum Center. It only cost us $4 each and it was well worth it. Hampton has dug up a huge amount of artifacts from as early as the 1600s. The history here is amazing. On the second floor, they had a temporary display of Hampton's participation in the Civil War. We were not allowed to take any pictures inside this museum. We thoroughly enjoyed the displays.
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