Colonial Peanut Soup
Recipes from local Williamsburg restaurants Whether you’re a visitor or a local, there are generally two food items on everyone’s must-try list at the taverns of Colonial Williamsburg: ginger cakes and peanut soup. For the...
TV series about Williamsburg’s Colonial Parkway murders will air on Oxygen Network
"The Lovers' Lane Murders" television show will air on the Oxygen Network beginning February 11. The series focuses on the Colonial Parkway murders. The Colonial Parkway murders were a cluster of deaths that occurred...
WRL Lecture Series: Williamsburg Before and After
Williamsburg Virginia is full of history, great restaurants, performances, and world class resorts. One thing often overlooked is the fantastic lecture series held throughout the year by the Williamsburg Regional Library. The authors of...
Colonial Williamsburg Fairy Butter
At the center of any Colonial Williamsburg home was the hearth. It provided warmth, light, and equally important - food. A favorite hearth recipe was Fairy Butter. Even Dolley Madison was known to serve...
A Look Back at the 2018 Williamsburg Christmas Parade
Video of the 2018 Williamsburg Virginia Christmas parade.
Historic Jamestowne wants you to Give Locally
A Williamsburg Virginia area organization wants you to consider giving close to home and WilliamsburgVisitor.com is encouraging you to GIVE LIKE A LOCAL - and there is no better way to do that than...
Matchsticks BBQ Provides Weekly Free Lunch to School Children
How’s this for an example of the Williamsburg spirit! To support families during the Corona Virus pandemic, the owners of the Williamsburg-based Matchsticks BBQ food truck, Matt and Nicole Sileno, will be providing a free...
Pantheon, Busch Gardens Williamsburg’s newest roller coaster, to open March, 2022
There’s a new coaster coming to history town, and it has five Roman gods behind it. Pantheon, named after the temple dedicated to the gods, will reach top speeds of 73 mph as it races...
Restoring Williamsburg
The newest book about the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg and a detailed look at the history of the colonial city by WilliamsburgVisitor.com
Williamsburg Then and Now
In 1930, Howard University captured Williamsburg before the restoration of the colonial capital. In 2014, representatives from Colonial Williamsburg drove the same route to film a side-by-side comparison of the changes. https://youtu.be/tqfb2Edwx84 Before the restoration,...
