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Vacation Highlights Part 3 – Colonial Williamsburg

by Cindy 2 Comments

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One entire day of our vacation was spent in Colonial Williamsburg.  This is a WONDERFUL walk-through town of real and replica buildings that house in-costume craftsmen who are working their trades…

and allow you to help sometimes.

Actors gather in the streets to reenact Revolutionary events…

and play various parts as you tour magnificent buildings.

You can play the part, too!

There are children’s activities galore.

From open to close, we were busy and having a blast!  The tickets were a tad pricey (it cost our family a little over $100 for the day), but there was A LOT to experience and A LOT that goes into keeping this place going.

Next stop – Jamestown and Yorktown, VA

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Last Updated: February 25, 2016 Filed Under: Creative Homeschooling, Elementary, Family, High School, History & Geography, Middle School, Unit Studies Tagged With: American Revolution, Colonial, early american history, field trip, living history, settlement, Virginia

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  1. Dawn says

    August 24, 2010 at 1:36 pm

    Wow! YOu all had so much fun and that was only a few days worth of your trip. I look forward to hearing the rest.
    Blessings,
    Dawn

  2. Alicia says

    August 24, 2010 at 10:46 pm

    This is definately on my “to visit” list. Thanks for sharing!
    .-= Alicia´s last blog ..28 Things =-.

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