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Welcome to Colonial Williamsburg’s Newsroom — your link to information about the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, a private non-profit foundation that operates the restored 18th-century capital of colonial Virginia. Journalists may register online to receive periodic updates of what’s new in the Newsroom.
News Releases
| New Exhibition Features Tall Case Clocks | |
| Colonial Williamsburg Hosts George Washington Lecture Series | |
| Williamsburg Inn Named to 2012 Best Hotels of U.S. List | |
| Home Educators Customize an Educational Itinerary for Their Families during Colonial Williamsburg’s Homeschooler Experience Feb. 11-26 | |
| Colonial Williamsburg Reports 2011 Results | |
| Colonial Williamsburg Sets the Mood for Romance in February | |
| Colonial Williamsburg’s Wesley Greene Speaks at the Annual Maymont Flower and Garden Show about 18th-century Gardening Techniques | |
| Colonial Williamsburg Offers “Bring A Friend” Tickets in February | |
| Colonial Williamsburg Honors All Current and Former Presidents With Free Admission During Presidents Day Weekend | |
| Merchants Square Restaurants Feature Special Offers on Nights of William and Mary Film Festivals | |
| Create Winter Getaway for Presidents Day Weekend with Programs, Dining and Hotel Package | |
| Virginia Peninsula Jewish Film Festival Continues at Colonial Williamsburg’s Kimball Theatre | |
| Colonial Williamsburg’s Black History Month Programs Tell Stories of 18th-century African Virginians Struggling to be Free and Equal | |
| Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Song with Your Sweetheart at Two Special Concerts | |
| “Life at James Fort” Offers Insight into Survival of Early Settlers at Jamestown | |
| Western Hemisphere’s Oldest Deliberative Body to Conduct 25th Special Commemorative Session in Colonial Williamsburg’s Capitol Building | |
| Musical Tribute Observes 205th Anniversary of Robert E. Lee’s Birth | |
| Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg Offer Hands-on Family Activities This Winter | |
| New Electronic Field Trip from Colonial Williamsburg Examines “The War of 1812” 200 Years Later | |
| Working Wood in the 18th Century Conference Fabricates the Very First Family’s Fine Furniture | |
| “Good Spirits: Alcoholic Beverages in the 18th Century” Conference Toasts Colonial Beverages and their Consumption | |
| Colonial Williamsburg Acquires Important Folk Art Portrait of Virginia Family |
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