Colonial Williamsburg is a beautiful                                 historic town in Hampton Roads, Virginia. Interpreters dress like the people of the 1800s. They each have a name and a trade of that time period and are happy to answer tourists' questions.

Colonial Williamsburg is the world's largest living history museum. There are a  few places you should visit and things you should look for while you are there.

The Governor's Palace is where the governor and his family lived. It is one of the two largest buildings in Colonial Williamsburg, the other being the Capitol.

     The Magazine is where    guns and ammunition              were stored.

Visit a tavern when you are ready to eat and drink.  You will enjoy the entertainment from the proprietor and servers. 

The gardens in Williamsburg show what fresh vegetables and herbs were eaten in the 1800s.

Watch colonial

women cook and you

may be offered a sweet treat

of fresh cornbread with the

honey straight from the 

hive.

Visit the dress shop and

see how dresses were 

made.