Mother-Daughter Tea & Hat Parade
Saturday, May 10th at Noon
Join us for Victorian tea, for mothers of all ages with daughters of all ages. Portraits taken on arrival by Treasured Images. Mini makeovers available by Kathy Eckhardt with Mary Kay. Tea menu catered by Connie, of the "Golden Angel" Tea Room. Hat & gloves are optional but encouraged. There will be a door prize for most original hat. Cost is $20 + tax & tip($25 inc.) per person. Pre-paid reservations by credit card. Reservations limited.
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Romantic Getaway
$125 per couple,
Friday nights at The Boxwood Inn.
Check in between
4-6pm
Dinner for two served fireside at 7pm
Complimentary bottle of wine or sparkling cider
Overnight
in one of our antique-filled rooms with private bath
Gourmet breakfast for two on Saturday morning before checking
out by 11am
Add a lot more for a little . . .
Add a Williamsburg Winery Tour/Tasting & Lunch to any overnight stay for just $25 per person.
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The
Boxwood Inn Bed and Breakfast
Gracious
Southern Mansion available to rent for your event. Capacity 140
seated and 200 standing.
Bring your own catering & alcohol. Call
for rental fees and availablity.
Bring your own catering.
Tour
the Inn
For
reservations or for more information,
call (toll free) 877-888-8854 or (757) 888 - 8854.
The
Boxwood Inn is located within
easy reach of Williamsburg, Newport News and
Yorktown, Virginia, is a lovely bed and breakfast
with superb dining specialties. Barbara Lucas, hostess,
delights her guests with delicious original recipes. Formerly
the home of Simon Curtis (the "boss man" of Warwick
County), the inn is located in Historic Lee Hall Village,
just minutes from Williamsburg and Yorktown. There is much
to do here in Virginia's Historic Triangle, and the
Boxwood Inn is located right in the center of it. Whether
you enjoy a stroll through the park, or a day of historic
reenactment; golf or theme parks; shopping or museums; you
can be at any of these destinations in minutes.
