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Please join us for a presentation on the Bray School, Its History, Move, Historic Preservation, and Future Interpretation, with Matthew Webster, Executive Director, Grainger Department of Architectural Preservation and Research. Refreshments begin @5:30 pm, and the talk will begin @6:15pm. The event will be held in the Bruton Heights Conservation Building, 309 1st Street, Williamsburg, VA 23185 https://www.colonialwilliamsburg.org/locations/dewitt-wallace-collections-and-conservation-building/
The building is the 2nd from the left as you enter the Bruton Heights campus. Follow the road until it ends in order to park in the lot behind the 2nd building, then walk up the path along the side of the building to arrive at the front entrance.
You may wish to drive by the school on Francis Street on the way to the meeting. Weather and time permitting, those who wish may accompany Matt Webster to see the current site and state of the building after the formal presentation.