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The Castillo de San Marcos is like the Chuck Norris of fortifications – it’s been standing strong since the 17th century, ...

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An L will get you multiple spaces. Or perhaps you want to buy an O. If the answer ends up Colonial Williamsburg, then Tuesday’s “Wheel of Fortune” watch party at Sweet Tea & Barley is for you.

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Visiting Colonial Williamsburg is more than just a trip—it’s a chance to experience early America’s sights, sounds, and ...

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (WAVY) — Colonial Williamsburg announced they plan to reduce prices heading into 2025. The price reduction comes one year before The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation’s 100th ...

Travelers can also shop authentic wares and sample 18th-century-inspired meals. Recent visitors praised Colonial Williamsburg, saying it offered an expertly recreated step back in time and helped ...

Charles R. “Chuck” Longsworth, former president and later chairman of the board of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, died Jan. 8 in Concord, Massachusetts, at age 95. Longsworth was an ...

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They soon realized it was difficult to sustain a business simply by selling swords, and started offering blacksmith workshops. Attendees can pay between $160 and $950 to forge knives, axes ...

What was old is new again as Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists return to a site last excavated in the 1950s — the Peter Scott site — in search of answers to unsolved mysteries.