Here are a few photos of the costumed actors and historical interpreters, who share historical re-enactments every day.
re-enactment of town talking about excessive taxation by British |
making beer |
giving tourists a ride |
clerk of the House of Burgess |
British officials in Williamsburg |
British officers |
Colonist protesting excessive taxation |
discussing spinning and weaving |
townswoman with pet chicken |
4 comments:
Thanks for taking me on your tour. You know the part I liked best :)
Hi Sharon! Interestingly, the Colonists did not spin or weave much at first, because everything was brought over from England. When the Colonies grew, and there was more manpower to do these trades, and goods were boycotted from England, spinning and weaving were done here.
What a beautiful place, it seems to have a lot of personality. I love that house, it´s very cute!
WOW!!!! Carolyn! :-D I am so happy that this little album was useful to you! :-))))))))) Hurray! It is small and may to travel with you! And now I see the beautiful place on his pages! Wonderful colors of the sunny days! What a roof!!! I had never saw such interesting houses in life!
Thank you for these marvellous pictures, Carolyn! :-)))))))) My day Sunday starting with your great mood! Happy!
Uhuhuuuuuuuuuuu!!!!
P.S. I'd like to visit this city too! Coool!
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