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Colonial Williamsburg Journal

Spring 2013

  • Colonial Williamsburg Spring 2013 journal cover
  • Uncommon And Expensive
  • Historic Citizenship Ceremonies
  • Peopling the Past: Meet General Lafayette
  • We Are Not Going To Go Away
  • Wit, Mirth & Spleen
  • He Revisits the Home Won by His Valor
  • Why Virginia Was Not Spanish

Journal Extras

New in the Collection

Portrait of Elizabeth Allen Deas

Then and Now

Richmond's oldest standing house

President's Message

A Williamsburg Forum

by Foundation President Colin G. Campbell

Uncommon And Expensive

by Mary Miley Theobald
Photos by Barbara Lombardi
The British Herbal Slideshow

Historic Citizenship Ceremonies

by Gil Klein

Meet General Lafayette

From the Peopling the Past Series

by Ed Crews
Extra Images

We Are Not Going To Go Away

Virginia's Pamunkey Indians Greeted the Jamestown Settlers, but They Are Still Waiting for National Recognition

by Andrew G. Gardner

Wit, Mirth & Spleen

Zoom in Eighteenth-Century Rebuses

He Revisits the Home Won by His Valor

by Alexander Chesterfield
Extra Images

Why Virginia Was Not Spanish

by Anthony Aveni
Zoom in the Age of Exploration

This online version of the journal highlights several stories from each issue, offering additional images, and occasionally audio and video clips. The printed magazine is mailed to individuals and organizations who donate $35 or more a year to the Foundation and the Colonial Williamsburg Fund.

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