What is Presidents' Park in Williamsburg?

Answer by  onlyannemichelle (66)

President's Park was Williamsburg's newest museum, designed to educate visitors about the significant achievements of the United States government throughout its history, and it placed significance on the lives and accomplishments of individual presidents and other founding fathers. The museum provided audio tours at an additional fee, but the President's Park closed permanently on Sept. 30, 2010.

Answer by  Derbyboo (442)

It is an outdoor educational and artistic center dedicated to preserving American heritage; features 42 statues, each between 18 and 20 feet tall, of the U. S. Presidents. It has tours available where one can learn about Presidential history; great for home-schooling, people who prefer to learn history without reading a book.

Answer by  vivianleigh (343)

President's Park is an outside museum in Williamsburg, VA. It showcased tall stone sculptors of past presidents. It's very educational.