Colonial Williamsburg's Negative Coin

Colonial Williamsburg wasn’t truly from 1632. It was made in 1926 because Reverend Dr. W.A.R. Goodwin feared that people will forget that Williamsburg had a lot of commemorative places like the Magazine. The Magazine deserves the commemorative coin because it sparked the Revolution. The place stored lots of militia weapons. The place was made in 1715. However, it burned and was rebuilt in 1934 and 1935; making the place 81 years old. The place was robbed by Lord Dunmore on April 20, 1775. He disarmed guns while stealing gunpowder. That made the colonists mad, thus making the colonists want to begin to make them want to have a Revolution. The Magazine educates society about the past.