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Colonial Williamsburg Journal

Winter 2012

  • Colonial Williamsburg Autumn 2011 journal cover
  • Terms of Estrangement: Who Were the Sons of Liberty?
  • A Cup of Hot Chocolate, S'good for What Ails Ya
  • Designers of Beauty
  • The Duke of Gloucester Street Special
  • Department of Deportment
  • Meet Betty Randolph

Journal Extras

New in the Collection

Painted Chest

Then and Now

Parkway Tunnel

President's Message

The Evolution of Colonial Williamsburg

by Foundation President Colin Campbell

Phi Beta Kappa

by Michael J. Lombardi

Terms of Estrangement: Who Were the Sons of Liberty?

by Benjamin L. Carp
Sons of Liberty

A Cup of Hot Chocolate, S'good for What Ails Ya

by Mary Miley Theobald
Sidebar: Top Chocolate Destination
Extra Images
Coffee and Chocolate Pots Slideshow

Designers of Beauty

Academic Training and Williamsburg's Architectural Restoration

by George Humphrey Yetter
Architectural Drawings from the Restoration

The Duke of Gloucester Street Special

by Will Molineux
Illustrations for Yorktown's centennial celebration
Extra Images

Department of Deportment

Stances and dances made the eighteenth-century man—and woman

by James Breig
Extra Images

Meet Betty Randolph

From the Peopling the Past Series

by Ed Crews
Extra Images

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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