Though it was supplanted as a state capital early in the 19th century, this
Though it was supplanted as a state capital early in the 19th century, this city has remained popular for its huge 4th of July galas and patriotic celebrations.  After the Civil War, however, it faltered economically and the impoverished citizens destroyed or failed to maintain the historic buildings.  That all changed with a town meeting in 1928 where the residents agreed to accept help in restoring the town from Rockefeller. FTP, name this East Coast tourist attraction and home of the College of William and Mary.
Though it was supplanted as a state capital early in the 19th century, this city has remained popular for its huge 4th of July galas and patriotic celebrations.  
Williamsburg, VA