WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) — Archaeologists in Virginia are uncovering one of colonial America’s most lavish displays of opulence: An ornamental garden where a wealthy politician and enslaved gardeners ...

You also have the option to splurge for a multiday bounce ticket, which includes entry to Colonial Williamsburg and Busch Gardens for between $79 and $99. Also, keep in mind the multiple-day ...

Visitors will have a chance to get a close-up look at the project and watch archaeologists on site starting around March.

Visiting Colonial Williamsburg is more than just a trip to Virignia—it's a chance to experience early America's sights, sounds, and stories with reenacments and customed interpreters.

Gardens dotted around Colonial Williamsburg provide the provender for its restaurants. You’ll find culinary references at most of Colonial Williamsburg’s dining facilities, but the non-tavern ...

What was old is new again as Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists return to a site last excavated in the 1950s — the Peter Scott site — in search of answers to unsolved mysteries.

However, you can save some money by springing on a bounce ticket that includes access to Busch Gardens and Colonial Williamsburg for three consecutive days for $79 to $99. Also note, parking will ...

Visiting this attraction is an excellent way to delve into Williamsburg’s colonial past. What is more, the gardens surrounding the palace offer a peaceful retreat and a taste of colonial ...

A team of Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists who excavated the site from 2020-2024 are resuming their work at the site “to ...

Most people think about Williamsburg as a destination to learn more about Civil War History and the American Revolution, and ...