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The 12th annual Garfield Gathering will be held June 24-27, 2010 in Williamsburg, VA  co hosted by collectors Ric and Dawn Paxton and Nancy and Manny Vega. 

 There are so many things to see and do in the Williamsburg, VA area that you could easily spend a week or more. Historical attractions include Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown Settlement, Berkeley Plantation and shopping and entertainment such as Water Country USA and the Williamsburg Pottery Factory. 

Please go to www.visitwilliamsburg.com for a list of all of the attractions.  

We are excited about the activities we have planned for this year's event and look forward to seeing you there.

The hotel where we will be having the festivities at will be:

Holiday Inn Patriot
3032 Richmond Rd
Williamsburg, VA 23185
757-565-2600
www.hipatriot.com

The special rate negotiated for our group is $89.00 a night for either a King bed or 2 Double Beds. 

All rooms include a refrigerator and microwave. 

and ask for the Garfield Gathering Rate.  

By Car:

Williamsburg is 150 miles south of Washington, D.C., midway between Richmond and Virginia Beach, Virginia on Interstate 64.

From Interstate 64, you may take exits 227 through 242 to reach different points of interest in the Historic Triangle.

Exits 227, 230, and 234 - route travels to Route 60 West.

Exit 238 - route travels to Colonial Williamsburg and the downtown area.

Exit 242 - route travels to Route 60 East.

For detailed driving directions from your address to a specific Williamsburg attraction address, we suggest you try a web site such as http://www.mapquest.com.

By Air:  

Newport News/Williamsburg International Airport (PHF)  www.nnwairport.com  is 20 minutes from downtown; Norfolk International Airport (ORF) www.norfolkairport.com  and Richmond International Airport (RIC)   www.flyrichmond.com are each 50 minutes away.

Ground transportation is available at all three airports.

By Train: 

Direct Amtrak service from Baltimore, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C.