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Watch glassblowers, blacksmiths and other artisans producing goods by tried-and-true colonial methods. Or perhaps participate in a re-enactment of a trial at the courthouse. The period homes, stores and other buildings in Williamsburg are full of interesting things to do and see. Once the capital of Colonial Virginia, the town has been restored so that visitors may see it as it was in the 1700s.
Founded in 1926, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation is a not-for-profit organization that operates the Revolutionary City,... three museums, Colonial Williamsburg hotels, and WILLIAMSBURG brand stores. The Revolutionary City offers guests the chance to experience 18th-century life and participate in momentous events. The Colonial Williamsburg Facebook page is meant to provide a safe and...
We really enjoyed our week in Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown. It had been 30 years since I visited and it has imporved. The tulips were beartiful in all the gardens. Also the violas, pansies, and Irises. All the intrepreters were excellent. Don't miss "Visit a...
Colonial Williamsburg is meticulously restored to colonial times. You can visit several houses and the capitol. There are reenactments of events that take place during the day.
We took the kids here for spring break and had a fantastic time. We all enjoyed the living history and actively engaged and took part in all the demonstrations and tours. The kids were really into it and it was nice to see them engaged...
I wish we had had more time here. If you are a history buff you could spend days in the museum part of the site. On the fun side is walking through the living demonstrations and kids will do ok (if over 4 or 5)...
This being our 2nd trip in 20 years..first with out children . We found the trip long on capitalism and short on history..but a solid historical visit. We found some knew exhibits (houses) , and without the kids who are now out of college..we found...
Colonial Williamsburg is located at 260 Merrimac Trl, Williamsburg, VA..
Colonial Williamsburg was founded in 2011, and is located at 101 A Vistor Center Dr in Williamsburg.
Colonial Williamsburg is located at 286 Merrimac Trl, Williamsburg, VA..
A top attraction in Virginia, Colonial Williamsburg is a restored 18th-century village and open-air museum where visitors can imagine life during the Revolutionary War. Townspeople donning powdered wigs stroll through the former state capital, militia drill in Market Square and taverns once frequented by George Washington serve traditional colonial meals.
Once the capital of Colonial Virginia, Colonial Williamsburg has been restored into a living history museum so that visitors may see it as it was in the 1700s. For the better part of the 18th Century, the city was the center of most civilized life in the colony of Virginia. Today, visitors can watch glassblowers, blacksmiths and other artisans producing goods by authentic, tried-and-true...
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