It is a nice stop within Historic Williamsburg. Interesting to see the names on the pews and the headstones in the cemetary.

A must see for the complete colonial life experience. The great story here is that it is still a thriving parish.

Are worth visiting when offered. Musicallly fulfilling, this little church offers free concerts to the CW public at least once weekly. Makes one feel like being in the parish long ago, and the instruments are authentic.

I visited for a candlelit organ recital and it was wonderful! Beautifully lit and wonderful music. Also visited later in the week as a tourist. The volunteer guides are very nice and helpful. It is so cool to see all of the history in just one building. The churchyard itself is nice and peaceful to walk around and appreciate the... More

While in Williamsburg we had the opportunity to attend an evening Candle Light Concert at the Bruton Church. Being true to its faith roots, the concert began with a nondenominational prayer. The harpsichord and organ music was well played. There was a wide variety of music, acknowledging both the music of Colonial Williamsburg and the upcoming Memorial Day. The selections... More

This church and all of Duke of Glouchester St. in Williamsburg, Va. is like stepping back to colonial times. For history buffs, the Williamsburg, Yorktown, Jamestown, Va, tour is a must.

Nothing I read said it was a working church with a prayer service at lunch time or evening song. do not count on seeing it unles you have their schedule ahead of time.

Women doing the tour were very helpful, kind and interesting. The church is quite lovely and full of history. Well worth visiting.

This beautiful church, near the center of Colonial Williamsburg, is both an important historical building and a "working" church. The interior is quite beautiful, and tours are available. The burial ground outside the church is very well maintained. Church Service times are posted.