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podcasts. Hold on. Here's the kitchen. Yeah. So this is so fascinating. Some of it is really structurally

intact and some of it is not. So that's kind of where we just came from that

door that window in the middle over there takes you to that long hallway and then

this is the kitchen. So you've got the kitchen, you've got another outbuilding that looks like it could have been in the 18th century at carriage house, a lumber shed, so storage, a dairy based on the ventilation, privies in the back, a well.

Historian and interpreter Nicole Brown is giving me a tour of Colonel John Chisles

home on East Francis Street in Williamsburg.

There are large bedrooms, many, many ornate fireplaces, and several outdoor buildings where

enslaved people once toiled.

Nicole says that Chisles House was the epitome of gentry wealth in colonial Virginia.

It's a very large operation, so if you're this wealthy, which I mean the chisels are ultra wealthy, they're going to have their own dairy. They're going to have their own private well. They're going to have

honestly those two privies with the beautiful garden.

That's a status symbol, right?

So all of this, especially now being inside, this building looks very simple on the exterior,

but this screams ultra elite gentry Virginia wealth to me in a very profound kind of way

Seeing this house gives me historical context for the story. Colonel John Chisle must have felt tremendous financial pressure in 1766 to keep up with his family's lifestyle, their reputation in Williamsburg.

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