The little gift shop on Duke of Gloucester street lures you in with wonderful trinkets and the volunteers there lure to you church on Sunday! They are so nice and so gracious. Special thanks to the folks who support students at W&M through their campus ministry.

This is on the grounds and very historic in its own right. Frequent tours but short hours so check out times before the day gets away.

Enjoyed touring the church. I didn't realized the famous people who attended services here. People like George Washington and Thomas Jefferson

This is a bonafide 18th century church that still holds regular services each week and is part of historic Colonial Williamsburg. This is a MUST see whenever you visit!

Neat to walk through and visit. Not for little kids. It's amazing to visit the same church that Martha Custis Washington attended and many other famous Americans that helped start out country.

Beautiful Church. very well maintained. Very historic. Sit where Washington, Jefferson, and other founding fathers sat. Catch one of the evening organ recitals if you can.

I was a little disappointed to see the scaffolding all over the street side of the church and a small amount on the front. The church is very nice otherwise.

This is a church with an historic past and a vibrant, worshipping congregation. In an area where other evening programs are costly, the free concerts at this church are a welcome respite. (There is a free will offering taken.) Come early; we visit Williamsburg frequently and the church always fills up. Be sure to visit the Bruton Parish Church Shop... More

Every year we enjoy going to the evening event at the church. We have seen amazing choirs, listened to beautiful organ music (not usually our thing but there it is a different experience), and heard a bell choir. The history comes alive as you realize you are sitting in the seats of the forefathers and the people that helped make... More