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Three men whose graves were found at the original site of one of the nation’s oldest Black churches were members of its congregation in the early 19th...

Three men whose graves were found at the original site of one of the nation’s oldest Black churches were members of its congregation in the early 19th...

Results of archaeological, osteological and DNA analyses confirmed that the individuals buried at the Nassau Street site are the ancestors of the First Baptist Church community, experts say.

Three men whose graves were found at the original site of one of the nation’s oldest Black churches were members of its congregation in the early 19th century, a team of archaeologists and scientists in Virginia announced Thursday. The First Baptist Church was formed in 1776 by free and enslaved Black people in Williamsburg, Virginia’s […]

After more than two years, the archaeological dig at Williamsburg's historic First Baptist Church is over.

Archeologists in Williamsburg, Virginia, have made a new discovery regarding a battle fought there during the Civil War.

The lead archaeologist says his team made the discovery nearly a year ago at the site of the old powder magazine on Duke of Gloucester Street. 


A mass grave dating back to 1862 was recently found at Colonial Williamsburg. The grave is located within the walls of the Powder Magazine, a structure built in 1715.

A mass grave dating back to 1862 was recently found at Colonial Williamsburg. The grave is located within the walls of the Powder Magazine, a structure built in 1715.