Visit an interpretive camp of a small American Indian delegation in Williamsburg. Native nations came to Williamsburg regularly in the 18th century to discuss matters of trade, warfare, and diplomacy. Temporary camps served as quarters for tribal delegations. This interpretive camp explores the life ways of regional Indigenous peoples, and their policies with the colony of Virginia.
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Good Stories about Great Stuff
Join a curator, conservator, educator, archaeologist, or historian to discover who created an object, who owned it, and how it ended up in the Colonial Williamsburg Collection.
Open to the Public
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Robert Carter House
Explore the processes used to investigate this unfurnished 18th-century house while learning about the Robert Carter family and the enslaved and free individuals who lived here.
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A Colonial Easter Feast at Shields Tavern
Celebrate Easter at Shields Tavern with a special Groaning Boar brunch for the entire family. $68 for adults 11 and up, $34 for children 3-10, no charge for infants - 2 years old.
Open to the Public
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