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Featured Articles from Past Issues
Summer 2008  |
The Truth About Betsy Ross by Ed Crews Web exclusive Take the Betsy Ross Challenge An Accidental Republic? by Jack Lynch Web exclusive Zoom in on the U.S. Constitution When Whiskey Was the King of Drink by Mark Miley Theobald Photos by Dave Doody & Tom Green Web exclusive Extra images New Life for the The Carolina Room by Robert Doares Web exclusive Carolina Room Slideshow Powering the Eighteenth Century by Abigail Schumann Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Powering the Eighteenth Century Slideshow Colonial Carriage Rides by Ed Crews Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Colonial Carriage Rides Slideshow |
Spring 2008  |
Message from the President History passed this way. Plants of an Age Photos by Barbara Lombardi Web exclusive Slideshow Play Ball! Colonial Games and America's National Pastime by Ed Crews Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow Slideshow Smart as an Ox Beasts of Burden Bright, Gentle, and Strong by Ed Crews Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow Audio Slideshow The Emergence of Popular Culture in Colonial America by Christopher Geist Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow All That is Substantial and Beneficial in a Trial By Jury by James Breig Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow |
Winter 2008  |
Message from the President An Integrated, Interactive, Interdependent Agenda Little Iron Horses Hard Working Canadians Have Rich Heritage by Ed Crews Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow Tools of the Trades A Photo Essay by J. Hunter Barbour Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow Screensaver Stuff and Nonsense Myths That Should by Now Be History by Mary Miley Theobald Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Crossword Puzzle Battle Tactics by Christopher Geist Photographer Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow Northwest Passage by James Breig Photographer Dave Doody Web exclusive Video clips |
Holiday 2007  |
Message from the President Frequent Recurrence to Fundamental Principles Rattle-Skull, Stonewall, Bogus, Blackstrap, Bombo, Mimbo, Whistle Belly, Syllabub, Sling, Toddy, and Flip Drinking in Colonial America by Ed Crews Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow Courtship, Sex, and the Single Colonist Text by Andrew G. Gardner Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow Milking Devons Picture Perfect Cattle for Colonial Williamsburg by Ed Crews Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow Beyond Applause A Photo Essay by Abigail Schumann Photographer Dave Doody Web exclusive Slideshow In "the country wherein it hath pleased the divine providence to appoint our lot," Early American Jews Found Freedom to Celebrate Autumn's High Holy Days by Robert Doares Web exclusive Extra images The Town of the Nativity Columbus' Christmas City by Dennis Montgomery |
Autumn 2007  |
Message from the President Now What? Fighting... Maybe for Freedom, but probably not Slaves and free blacks in the Revolutionary War by Lloyd Dobyns Web exclusive Video clips Extra images Native Numerals Among American Indians, Numbers Counted for More than Math by Anthony F. Aveni Web exclusive Extra images The Bugs that Bugged the Colonists The weevil wrought evil, but the bee brought sweetness and light text by David Robinson photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Crossword Puzzle Extra images In Search of the Frenchman's Map by Michael J. Lombardi Web exclusive View the map close up The Works at Falling Creek "No fitter places of Mines, Wood and Water for Iron" text by Christopher Geist photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Extra images |
Summer 2007  |
Message from the President A Guide of Experience and Wisdom The Golden Age of Counterfeiting Cashing in on Colonial Currency by Jack Lynch Web exclusive Sidebar: A Counterfeiting Silversmith Counterfeiting slideshow Goods by J. Hunter Barbour Web exclusive Trades products slideshow Wills Simple and Elaborate Bequests, Gifts, and Legacies by James Breig photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive View the wills close-up Rare Sheep From Hog Island and Leicester text by Ed Crews photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Colonial Williamsburg's Rare Sheep Kitchens Places Apart by Michael Olmert Web exclusive Extra images |
Spring 2007  |
Message from the President The Occasion of the Queen's Return Web exclusive The Queen's Jewelry Box "One of the most intriguing might-have-beens in American History" Jefferson's Tardy Constitution by Jack Lynch Web exclusive Zoom in on Jefferson's written Constitution Voting in Early America by Ed Crews Web exclusive Voting screensaver Anniversaries and the Origin of History A Jamestown 400th Anniversary Story by Michael Olmert Web exclusive The Queen's 1957 visit to Jamestown slideshow The Queen's 1957 visit to Jamestown slideshow with zoom feature The Queen's 1957 visit to Jamestown movie Equine Equanimity It Takes a Special Sort of Horse text by Ed Crews photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Colonial Williamsburg's American Cream Draft Horses Presidential Portraits "Stuart is all the rage, he is almost worked to death...." by Ellen G. Miles Web exclusive Zoom in on the presidential portraits |
Winter 2007  |
Message from the President We Are Honored Historical Rivalry Virginia's Jamestown was the continent's first permanent English settlement. So how is that Massachusetts's Plymouth has precedence in the minds of so many Americans? By James Axtell Web exclusive Extra images "We are starved" by Ivor Noël Hume Web exclusive Extra images "Things which seame incredible" Cannibalism in Early Jamestown by Mark Nicholls Sidebar: "Such a dish as powdered wife I never heard of" Web exclusive Download Percy's A Trewe Relacyon Extra images Acrostical Valentines A Young Man's Fancy Turns to Fad: The Lovers' Literary Campaign of 1768 by Jon Kukla Web exclusive Printer's Trade Flash interactive: Make your own acrostic Gossip, Flattery, and Flirtation The Art of Eighteenth-Century Letter Writing by Andrew Gardner Sidebar: The Quill Pen Web exclusive Flash interactive: Write with a quill pen Extra images Weaving, Spinning, and Dyeing Dexterity and Detective Work by Ed Crews Web exclusive The Weaver |
Holiday 2006  |
Message from the President Reaffirmation Bogged Down in Cranberries by Mary Miley Theobald Web exclusive Extra images Cranberry Recipes Asynchronous (Adjective: Not coinciding in time) Eighteenth-Century Clothes for a Twenty-First-Century Pose Web exclusive Asynchronous Fashion Photography Zoomable Slideshow Once Around the Colonial Seasons by Anthoni Aveni Sidebar: "To the handsomest young Country Maid" with extra images. Web exclusive Extra images Tools for the Times Modern Shop Reproduces Antique Implements text by Ed Crews photography by Tom Green Web exclusive Toolmaker Slideshow "A Much More Respectable Bird... a Bird of Courage" A Short History of the Turkey by Andrew G. Gardner Web exclusive Turkey Slideshow Turkey Recipes Wassailing through History by Robert Doares Web exclusive Extra images Wassail Recipe |
Autumn 2006  |
Message from the President History Need Not Be Distant The Art and Mystery of the Apothecary by Robin Kipps Web exclusive Apothecary Trade Slideshow Revolutionary City A Colonial Adventure Text by Lloyd Dobyns Photography by Dave Doody Web exclusive Revolutionary City Slideshow Town Coach Elegant, Eye-Catching Eighteenth-Century Vehicle Travels Colonial Williamsburg Streets by Ed Crews Web exclusive Town Coach Slideshow Personable Pooches by Graham Hood Web exclusive Dog Buttons Slideshow Seeing the Light A Close Look at Eighteenth-Century Optics by James Breig Web exclusive Extra images The Technology of History Modern science is helping to solve the puzzles of the past Text by Michael J. Lombardi Photography by Dave Doody Web exclusive Extra images |
Summer 2006  |
Message from the President The Revolution Returns "The Monstrous Absurdity" The Gunpowder Theft Examined by Mary Miley Theobald Extra images Colonial Williamsburg An Artifact of Popular Culture by Christopher Geist Web exclusive Notable Williamsburg Visitors Slideshow "Throw down your arms, ye villains, ye Rebels, Disperse!" by Dennis Montgomery Web exclusive Sidebar - Fields of Fire—Four Views of the Fatal Day Captain Jack Jouett's Ride to the Rescue Did Virginia's Paul Revere Spare Thomas Jefferson the Acquaintance of a British Hangman? by Ed Crews Extra images |
Spring 2006  |
Message from the President Aspirations A Look at the Revolutionary City by James Horn Web exclusive Revolutionary City Slideshow "Every part works in harmony" The Venerable Craft of Basketmaking by Ed Crews Web exclusive The Basketmaking Craft Slideshow A Man of Firmness Justice John Blair and the Letter of the Law by Jack Lynch Extra images Handiwork photography by Tom Green art direction by Abigail Schumann Web exclusive Hands Slideshow The Alternative of Williams-Burg "Monster madness... the Patriots are in high Spirits just now." by Robert Doares Extra images |
Winter 2006  |
Message from the President Telling the Story Rare Breeds and Other Creatures photography by Dave Doody text by Barbara Brown Web exclusive Animals of the Historic Area Slideshow Making, Baking, and Laying Bricks by Ed Crews Web exclusive The Brickmaker Trade Slideshow Cool, Calm, Clean Dairies were the most elaborate of outbuildings, and the cleanest. by Michael Olmert Web exclusive The Dairy Slideshow Slave Conspiracies in Colonial Virginia by Mary Miley Theobald Web exclusive Extra images Finding Slaves in Unexpected Places Keeping Blacks in Bondage Was Not a Southern Monopoly by James Breig Web exclusive Extra images Astronomers and Stargazers Eyeing a Heliocentric Heaven for Planets, Portents, and Horoscopes by Anthony F. Aveni Web exclusive Sidebar: Of Lenses and Tinderboxes Extra images |
Christmas 2005  |
Message from the President Now More Than Ever Betokening Christmas photography by Tom Green captions by Jan Gilliam Web exclusive Folk Art Slideshow Dessert Pyramids A Feast for the Eyes and the Palate text by Mary Miley Theobald photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive A Feast for the Eyes Christmas Earnest & Christmas Game At heart, Christmas was an oxymoron: serious and silly. Holy day as well as holiday. And sometimes violently. by Michael Olmert Web exclusive Colonial Games Christmas Trees, the Confederacy, and Colonial Williamsburg by Harold B. Gill Jr. Web exclusive Extra images Wreaths, Garlands, Ropes, and Fruit photography by Barbara Lombardi Web exclusive Wreaths, Garlands, Ropes & Fruit Slideshow A Christmas Essay Christmas is a'coming, The goose is getting fat, Please put a penny in the old man's hat by Ivor Noël Hume Web exclusive Extra images |
Autumn 2005  |
Message from the President Investments in the Future The Tyme Appointed by Mary Miley Theobald Web exclusive Learn about Captain John Smith's capture and rescue through his 1624 illustration. Felled on the Field of Honor The Seditious Patriot: Mr. John Daly Burk by Jack Lynch Web exclusive The Burk Duel Framing Williamsburg's Doors Photos by Barbara Lombardi Web exclusive The Doors of Williamsburg Tailor Made for History by Ed Crews Web exclusive The Tailor Trade How was "The Tyme Appointed"? by Anthony Aveni Web exclusive Extra images |
Summer 2005  |
Message from the President A Testimony to the Generosity of Our Supporters Halting Time through the Illusion of Portraiture by Barbara Luck photos by Hans Lorenz Web exclusive Extra images Taking the Measure of Washington... Once More by Mike Lombardi Web exclusive Sidebar: Take Care of Your Teeth Extra images Volumes to Last for Centuries Bookbinders Text by Ed Crews Photos by Tom Green Web exclusive The Bindery Trade |
Spring 2005  |
Message from the President America's 400th Anniversary: The Journey That Changed the World Work, Work, and More Work Middling Planters Took Hard Road to Wealth, Respectability in Colonial Virginia by Ed Crews photos by Lael White Web exclusive Agriculture Slideshow Of Sharpers, Mumpers, and Fourberies Some Early American Impostors and Rogues by Jack Lynch Web exclusive Pickpockets Slideshow Alas, Poor ...Who? Or, Melancholy Moments in Colonial and Later Virginia by Ivor Noël Hume Web exclusive The funeral of Governor Botetourt Slideshow The Restoration of James Madison's Montpelier by Edward A. Chappell Web exclusive Montpelier Slideshow Timberheads and Talking Stools Puppets Pulled the Strings of Eighteenth-Century Audiences by James Breig Web exclusive Puppetry Slideshow Lusty Beggars, Dissolute Women, Sorners, Gypsies, and Vagabonds for Virginia by Bruce P. Lenman Web exclusive Scottish Slaves Slideshow |
Winter 2004-2005  |
Message from the President Education for Citizenship Smokehouses Foursquare and Stolid, These Buildings Were a Hardworking Adornment to the Colonial Backyard by Michael Olmert Web exclusive Slideshow: The Smokehouse The History of Historic Trades by James M. Gaynor Web exclusive An overview of current trades items Historic Trades Slideshow The Spirit-stirring Drum, the Ear-piercing Fife A Photo Essay Web exclusive Fifes and Drums Slideshow Wheels and Riding Carts The Wheelwright Trade text by Ed Crews Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive The Wheelwright Trade Slideshow Extra images The Grandest Illumination by Graham Hood Web exclusive Extra images Henricus A New and Improved Jamestown by Mary Miley Theobald Web exclusive Henricus Slideshow |
Christmas 2004  |
Message from the President Opportunities and Responsibilities Captain John Smith's Christmas by Dennis Montgomery Web exclusive Trace Smith's likely 1607 and 1608 Christmastime routes. Christmas Music in Colonial Days by John Turner Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Sample some holiday music Extra images Babies, Balls, and Bull Roarers Christmastime or Anytime, Kids Still Enjoy the Toys and Games Their Forebears Loved by David Robinson Web exclusive The Joys of Toys Slideshow The Community Christmas Tree in America's Hometown by Mary Miley Theobald Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Extra images Williamsburg's Long Christmas Historically, two threads run through Christmas celebrations: piety and pleasure by Michael Olmert Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Recipe for a Twelfth Night Cake Extra images Grand Illumination Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Extra images |
Autumn 2004  |
Message from the President For the Future The Eighteenth Century Goes to the Dogs by James Breig Web exclusive Canine Quiz About Faces photos by Tom Green by Abigail Schumann Web exclusive About Faces Slideshow Colonial Foodways Text by Ed Crews Web exclusive Colonial Foodways Slideshow The Architect of Colonial Williamsburg William Graves Perry by Will Molineaux Web exclusive Extra images "An honest, upright, and industrious man, a kind and obliging neighbor, and a good citizen" by J. Hunter Barbour Web exclusive Extra images A Common American Soldier by Christopher Geist Web exclusive Extra images |
Summer 2004  |
Message from the President Colonial Williamsburg's Many Dimensions The New Architecture of Merchants Square Text by Edward Chappell Photos by Barbara Lombardi Web exclusive Extra images Remastering a Masterwork Restoration of The Patriot by Richard L. McCluney Web exclusive Sidebar: Succinct Script Yields Memorable Quotes Flash interactive: See how the color layers of the film interact with each other Time for the Royals Tompion's Clock Text by Graham Hood Photos by Hans Lorenz Web exclusive Zoom in for a closer look at Tompion's Clock Unwelcome in Williamsburg The Saga of Merchant Daniel Fisher by Robert Doares Spies and Scouts, Secret Writing, and Sympathetic Citizens by Ed Crews Web exclusive Learn to decipher the CUPID code. View video excerpts from our Electronic Field Trip: In the General's Secret Service |
Spring 2004  |
Message from the President Confident in Our Expectation "With All the Grace of the Sex" Women in Trades Text by Donna Dene Woodward Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Women in Trades slideshow Sound clip Jamestown Revisited by Ivor Noël Hume Web exclusive View pages from Harper's Weekly That Quacking Sound in Colonial America by Jim Cox Web exclusive Extra images Working in Harness The Saddler's Shop Text by Ed Crews Photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive Extra images Colonial Germ Warfare by Harold B. Gill Jr. The Throne of the Third Heaven of the Nations' Millennium General Assembly Photos courtesy of the Smithsonian American Art Museum |
Winter 2003-2004  |
Message from the President First Principles Cast in the Colonial Mold The Geddy Foundry Text by Ed Crews Photography by Dave Doody Web exclusive The Foundry Trade Slideshow The Satirical Eye Social Cartoons Web exclusive More social cartoons Hunting for a Little Ladle Tobacco Pipes by Ivor Noël Hume Colonial Dress Codes by Linda Baumgarten Web exclusive View details and images of eighteenth-century dress. Tavern Music by Ed Crews Web exclusive Sound clip of tavern song Video of tavern revelry Living the Revolution Colonial Williamsburg's New Historic Area Adventure by Bill Weldon |
Autumn 2003  |
Message from the President The Laboratory of Experience Williamsburg in Winter Photography by Barbara Lombardi Web exclusive Additional photography by Barbara Lombardi Rediscovering an American Icon Houdon's Washington by Tracy L. Kamerer and Scott W. Nolley Web exclusive View details and images of Houdon's statue. Making Circles The Cooper's Trade at Colonial Williamsburg text by Ed Crews photos by Dave Doody Web exclusive The Cooper Trade Slideshow Video clips from "The Cooper's Craft: The Art of Colonial Barrel Making." Merchants Square Meets Quinlan Terry by Edward Chappell Web exclusive View details and images of the transformations of Merchant Square. A Field Spacious and Untrodden The Virginian Society for the Promotion of Usefull Knowledge by Robert Doares Web exclusive Additional photos of items used in the study of scientific knowledge. |
Summer 2003  |
Message from the President Points in Time Photographs from a Williamsburg Collection Web exclusive "Snapshots from a Williamsburg Collection" Slideshow "In Mind and Heart" with the Enslaved of Yesteryear An Essay by Will Molineux Web exclusive African-American interpretation at Colonial Williamsburg Slideshow Plain and Neat Cabinetmakers Preserve the Arts of Eighteenth-century Furniture by Ed Crews Web exclusive View videos of a cabinetmaker at work Lord Mayor Wilkes Liberty & No. 45 by Jack Lynch Promises to Pay, Promises Unkept How We Won a War and Lost Our Shirts Text by Richard G. Doty Photography by Tom Green Web exclusive Extra images |
Spring 2003  |
Message from the President In Uncertain Times The Governour's Lady Aesthetic Appeal Jewelry from our Collection by Marilyn S. Melchor Web exclusive Extra images Early American Newspapering by James Breig Web exclusive article Gentlewomen of the Press State, Dignity, Authority Four Williamsburg Chairs Are Distinctive Expressions of Colonial Sophistication and Culture by Graham Hood Bilboes, Brands, and Branks Colonial crime and punishment by James A. Cox Web exclusive Colonial Punishments Slideshow Colonial Williamsburg Carpenters Construct Buildings of the Past Reproduction Structures Offer Guests Look at Trade, Hands-on Experience Text by Ed Crews Web exclusive Carpentry tools |
Winter 2002-2003  |
Message from the President: Learning to Be an American Out, “Damn’d Proverbs” by James Breig Web exclusive Interactive Game: How well do you know your 18th-century proverbs? Juba and Djembe: Music Helps Interpret Slavery by Ed Crews Web exclusive Music clips Video clips Enduring Images of War by J. Hunter Barbour Photos by Tom Green Web exclusive Medals from the Lasser Collection Slideshow The New Look of Old Wetherburn's by Mary Miley Theobald The Speech: It May Not Be the One That Patrick Henry So Famously Made by Jim Cox Tailoring the Tenant House Text by Robert Doares Jr. Photos by Dave Doody |
Autumn 2002 |
Message
From The President "Our little colonial house" Abby Aldrich Rockefeller and Bassett Hall by Mary Miley Theobald The Joys of Toys Photography by Tom Green The Miller and the Windmill Ed Crews Necessary and Sufficient Michael Olmert "The Model of an American Whig" Harold B. Gill, Jr. |
Summer 2002 |
Message
From The President How Much Is That in Today's Money? Ed Crews Puttin' on the Dog James Breig No Wine before It's Time Charles M. Holloway "Easy, Erect and Noble" Graham Hood Degrees of Latitude Margaret Pritchard Taking the Cure Harold B. Gill, Jr. The Past That Never Dies Mary Miley Theobald |
Spring 2002 |
Message
From The President Photo Gallery: A Cast of Colonial Characters Photos by Dave Doody A Patriot, a Traitor, and a Bill of Attainder Text by Jack Lynch Photos by Dave Doody Peter Redstone Builds a Barton Portable “You really can fall in love with the sound of harpsichord” Virginia’s Very Own Navy by Edwards Park When Tut Went Phut; or, The Day Mr. Junior Changed His Mind by Ivor Noël Hume Peering into Rings of Grain Dendrochronology comes of age, shedding new light on the shape of old America by Mike Olmert Dendrochronology in Context Williamsburg’s Everard House by Ed Chappell |
Winter
2001-2002
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Message
From The President The Freshest Advices Conservators Discover Unknown Williamsburg Artist The Upstart, the Speaker, the Scandals, and Scotchtown by Alan Pell Crawford Colonial Americans in the Swim by Harold B. Gill Jr. Monuments to Our Mortality Photo Essay by Dave Doody The Tale of the Red-winged Blackbird by Pamela J. Young Jr. Interpreters Enliven Historic Area by Ed Crews |
Autumn 2001 |
Message
From The President Ohs and Ahs, Ps and Qs: The Art and Mystery of the Printing Office by Edward R. Crews Williamsburg and the Demimonde: Disorderly Houses, the Blue Bell, and Certain Hints of Harlotry by Harold B. Gill Jr. Every Man a King The VIPs Visit Colonial Williamsburg by Mary Miley Theobald Virginia’s Father: King James I by Bruce P. Lenman The Life and Literature of Nathaniel Beverley Tucker by Robert Doares Jr. |
Summer 2001
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Message
From The President "Treason is but trusted like the fox" - Shakespeare Whatever Happened to Benedict Arnold? by Mary Theobald A Surveyor for the King by Ronald Bailey Hexagons in Williamsburg by Michael Olmert Speaking of the Past: the Words of Colonial Williamsburg James Breig |
Spring 2001  |
Message From The President Cursing the Darkness by Brett Charbeneau Portrait of an Artisan by Harold B. Gill, Jr. A Tale of Midnight and Wythe House Mysteries by Ivor Noël Hume |
Winter 2000-2001  |
Message From The President "The far-visioned generosity of Mr. Rockefeller" by W.A.R. Goodwin Palace Days Recollections of Dismantling the Most Beautiful Rooms in America by Graham Hood "The Best Is Not Too Good For You" Colonial Williamsburg Celebrates Seventy-Five Years of Collecting at New York's Forty-Seventh Winter Antiques Show by Sophia Hart |
Autumn 2000  |
Message From The President To Bathe or Not to Bathe: Coming Clean in Colonial America by Edwards Park Richman, Poorman, Beggarman, Thief: Down but Not Out in Colonial Virginia by Marth W. McCarthy The Gunsmith's Shop by Ed Crews |
Summer 2000  |
Excellence and Integration Footprints on the Past by D. A. Saguto Wit, Mirth & Spleen "A method to cure a Cold" "We bow our heads to Yankee despotism" by Carson Hudson |
Autumn 99  |
Christmas in Colonial Virginia by Harold B. Gill, Jr. Apples, Putlog Holes, and Provost Marshals by Jim Bradley Christmas: Williamsburg Style by Libbey Oliver and Mary Miley Theobald |
Winter 97-98  |
The
Millinery Shop by Edward R. Crews |
Winter 96-97  |
Deck the Doors by Libbey Oliver and Mary Miley Theobald |
Summer 1996  |
Dressing
for the Occasion by Mary Miley Theobald |
Autumn 1994  |
A River Worth Fighting For by Dennis Montgomery |
Spring 1994  |
Captain John Smith by Dennis Montgomery |
Autumn 1993  |
To Live Like a Slave by Curtia James |
Summer 1993  |
My Dream and My Hope by Edwards Park |
Spring 1993  |
Thomas Jefferson, Son of Virginia by Dennis Montgomery |
Winter 1992-93  |
Sampling 18th-Century Fare at Shields Tavern by Mary Miley Theobald |
Autumn 1992  |
Old Muddy James and the Flow of History by Dennis Montgomery When Blackbeard Scourged the Seas by George Humphrey Yetter |
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