FILE- This early 1900s photo provided by the The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation shows the front of the Dudley Digges House in its original location on Prince George Street, in Williamsburg, Va. The ...

As America approaches its 250th anniversary, Revolutionary War-era destinations like Colonial Williamsburg, Brunswick Town, and Virginia’s Historic Triangle are ramping up programming to attract ...

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — In honor of Juneteenth, Colonial Williamsburg isn't just looking back. It's making steps forward. Thursday, a groundbreaking ceremony was held for the reconstructed African Baptist ...

The restoration of the Powder Magazine, the relocation of Robertson’s Windmill, reconstruction of the Randolph House Stables and construction of a new archaeological center are among the projects ...

The 200,000-square-foot facility will be able to host local, state and national athletic competitions along with other events ...

Campbell Archaeology Center is now open to the public for visitors. According to the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, this new building will contain state-of-the-art laboratories, modern equipment, ...

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (WAVY) — The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation is helping a historic Black church preserve its history for future congregants. Back in the fall, the foundation donated $40,000 toward ...

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (WAVY) — To commemorate Juneteenth, Colonial Williamsburg held several events, including a ribbon cutting on the newly-restored Bray School. Built in 1760, the school began with 24 ...

Excitement bubbled inside the small barrier fence encompassing the S. Nassau Street dig site. The archaeology team working there fought against the excitement as they could not yet be sure of their ...

Much of what separates the good historic sites from the bad is an approach of stewardship rather than social justice. Do the leadership, staff, donors, and partners of a historic site desire to ...

The world’s largest living history museum truly springs to life in the autumn months—and here’s why Each year, throngs of families flock to the 301-acre educational museum known as The Colonial ...