At this unfurnished 18th-century house, discover Colonial Williamsburg’s multifaceted investigative processes used to document, understand, preserve, and furnish this historic site. Explore the life and history of the Robert Carter family and the enslaved and free individuals who worked and labored here.
Other Experiences
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DIY Craft: Quilting
Discover the story of Emma Russell, quilter, and enjoy a mini-quilting project.
Open to the Public
Event Ticket
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Women's History Month at Campbell's Tavern
Throughout March, Christiana Campbell’s Tavern presents a rotating menu inspired by Martha Washington’s “Mother’s Cookbook.”
Open to the Public
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1775 Gunpowder Plot
It is 1775 in Williamsburg. The Governor orders the removal of the gunpowder from the magazine, lighting the fuse for war in Virginia. Participate in the arrival of the Revolution.
Open to the Public