“Can’t wait to return. Already making plans for our next visit.”
~ Jack
Sharon and Billy Scruggs opened the Fife and Drum Inn in 1999. This fulfilled a long-term plan of renovating a family property and turning it into an inn. The building was built by A.W. Hitchens (grandfather to Sharon). It was to replace property he operated on the Duke of Gloucester as a general store. He sold that land in 1933 because John D. Rockefeller. Rockefeller was purchasing most of the properties on the Duke of Gloucester. They were to be rebuilt as the restoration of 18th-century Williamsburg.
This distinctive bed and breakfast celebrate the importance of
Williamsburg when it was the colonial capital, as it emphasizes the 20th century restoration of the town through the experience of the Hitchens family. Each room of the inn contains antique prints and memorabilia that highlight aspects of historic Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown.Billy and Sharon’s commitment to guests will ensure you have an extraordinary experience on your visit.
“We were raised in Williamsburg, with upbringings entrenched in Southern Hospitality. We really enjoy the opportunity to make sure our guests have a most unique, memorable, and relaxing stay. We believe you will have such a wonderful time that when you think of getting away, your first thought will be, “Let’s return
to the Fife and Drum Inn, our favorite place to stay!”
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