Williamsburg History & Heritage

Yorktown, Virginia, is a short 12 miles from downtown Williamsburg, Virginia making it a convenient 17-minute drive via the Colonial Parkway. If you haven't driven the parkway, you are missing something beautiful in every...

Exploring America's Revolutionary War sites offers a profound connection to the nation's founding history. While Williamsburg, Virginia, stands as one of the foremost destinations for Revolutionary War history enthusiasts, it's far from the only...

Williamsburg, once the thriving capital of Virginia, holds a significant place in American history as a hotbed of revolutionary fervor during the colonial period. As the seat of government and a center of political...

Virginia’s Revolutionary War Significance Exploring America's Revolutionary War Sites Virginia is rich with Revolutionary War history, featuring a vast array of battlefields, museums, parks, historic homes, and immersive attractions that bring the 18th century to life....

Try this Colonial Williamsburg ginger cakes recipe! Ginger cakes - or gingerbread cookies, compliments of The Tasting Table and adopted from Raleigh Tavern Bakery, are a Williamsburg tradition. Besides being wonderfully fragrant -...

Colonial Williamsburg entered the Super Bowl advertising frenzy in 2016. Locals rejoiced at seeing their town during the game. The 30 second commercial, narrated by former “NBC Nightly News” anchor Tom Brokaw, was part of...

West Virginia: Where History Meets Adventure Exploring America's Revolutionary War Sites West Virginia may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of the American Revolution, but this rugged, mountainous region played...

The Heart of Revolution: Massachusetts' Revolutionary History Exploring America's Revolutionary War Sites Massachusetts played a central role in the American Revolution, with significant battles and moments of rebellion occurring across the state. This is where the...

Just outside of historic Williamsburg, Virginia, lies a place where time seems to stand still, where the whispers of the past echo through the rustling leaves of ancient oaks. This place is known as...

Yorktown Market Days - Saturday, May 18 - 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. You'll love starting off your Saturday browsing baked goods, fresh-cut flowers, handmade soaps and candles, impressive artwork, and much more. The free, wheelchair...