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Basement Kitchen (HA1021)


Bob meets Executive Chef Mark Herndon to take a look at what's been done in the new basement kitchen to prepare for the state-of-the art foodservice equipment and appliances. Ryley's working upstairs, hanging new double doors in the entrance to the first family's private quarters from the rest of the upstairs. For a glimpse of the living quarters of Govenernor's past, Bob takes us to the Royal Governor's Palace at Colonial Williamsburg.

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Hanging Double Doors

Mike Smith and Bob Ryley hang double doors in the residence of the Virginia governor's mansion.
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Tour of Williamsburg and Royal Governor's Palace

Bob tours colonial Williamsburg, VA with a stop at the Royal Governor's Palace, Mark Winger gives a tour.
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Tour of the Remodeled Kitchen

Mark Herndon, executive chef of the Virginia governor's mansion gives Bob a tour of the newly remodeled kitchen facility.
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