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African American Religion

A Religion of Their Own

Anderson Blacksmith Shop

Working with Iron

Apothecary

The World of Colonial Medicine

Bindery

Putting Together Books and Pamphlets

Brickyard

From Soft Clay to Solid Foundations

Bruton Parish Church

Walk Where Founders Worshiped

Cabinetmaker & Harpsichord Maker

Crafting Fine Furniture & Instruments

Capitol

Rediscover the founding principles of our American government.

Carpenter's Yard

Building with Wood

Colonial Garden

Growing Vegetables, Herbs, and Flowers

Cooper

Constructing Vessels Used Everyday

Courthouse

Rule of the Law

Custis Square Archaeology Project

Archaeological Hot Spot

Everard House

From Rags to Riches

Foodways

What did Williamsburg’s 18th-century residents eat — and how did they cook it? Check the Public Armoury to see these interpreters prepare authentic colonial dishes, using the equipment and recipes that fueled the colonists.

Foundry

Casting Objects from Metal

George Wythe House

Revolutionary Ideas Started Here

Governor's Palace

Experience the grandeur of royal government in Virginia on the eve of Revolution.

Governor's Palace Kitchen

Food for the Governor's Household

Great Hopes Plantation

How the Other Half Lived

Gunsmith Shop

Arming the Populace

James Geddy House

Join Patriots at Play and participate in the daily activities of an 18th century family at the Geddy site.

Joinery

Finishing the Carpenter's Work

Liberty Lounge

A Repsite for Military Families

Ludwell Paradise Stable

Visit and chat with the Wheelwright (Sunday-Wednesday) or the Farmer (Thursday-Saturday)

Magazine

Keeping the Powder Dry

Military Activities

Experience Life as a Soldier

Milliner and Mantua-maker

Prepare to Be the Belle of the Ball

Peyton Randolph House

Discover the Household's Struggle

Prentis Field

Discover what’s growing in Mr. Prentis’ field.

Presbyterian Meetinghouse

A Place for Dissent

Printing Office

Mass Communication for the 18th Century

Public Armoury

Witness the effort of diverse individuals to support the Revolutionary War at this industrial complex.

Public Gaol

Explore the cells where prisoners were held as they awaited trial and punishment.

Public Leather Works

Workman at the Public Leather Works cut, mold, and stitch leather and heavy textiles into a variety of necessary products for Virginia's fighting men.

R. Charlton's Coffeehouse

Hearsay and "Hot Liquors"

Raleigh Tavern

Discuss the meanings of liberty and equality.

Randolph Kitchen and Yard

Explore the kitchen building and yard of the Randolph House at your own pace.

Shoemaker

Footwear Made by Hand

Silversmith

Symbols of Wealth and Status

Tailor

Clothing People of Every Station

The Rockefellers' Bassett Hall

The Story Behind the Restoration

Tin Shop

Shaping Lightweight Tools and Utensils

Weaver

Weaving the Fabric of Our Lives

Wetherburn's Tavern

Haven for Travelers

Wheelwright

Keeping Things Rolling

Wigmaker

The Height of Colonial Fashion