You might expect the oldest town west of the Blue Ridge Mountains to be home to a ghost or two. Camberley's Martha Washington Inn has the most famous ghost-in-residence, Beth.

Williamsburg, Virginia is a city full of rich history. At one time, it was the bustling social, political, and economic center of life in Virginia. The first Continental Congress was held there in 1774, the first ten amendments to the Constitution were penned there, and citizens from every corner of the Virginia Colony would report to Williamsburg for fairs, festivals, and balls.

I'm going to take you on a brief tour of the Mariners' Museum, starting with actually getting to the place, and then through all the galleries, and ending with the Library - which contains the largest collection of maritime books and records in the United States, and is ideal for the maritime researcher.