When one thinks of Williamsburg the first thing that comes to mind is its role in the colonization of Virginia, which led to the eventual forming of the United States.
The settlement, situated on high ground on the Virginia Peninsula, was in those days a handy starting point for westward movement up the isthmus separating the York and James Rivers as they run east to Chesapeake Bay.
Today, Williamsburg is a hotbed for tourism and a haven for great golf…