Discover the warfare of the Eastern Woodlands tribes and nations and its lasting legacy in the United States. These nations engaged in wars for a variety of reasons, with many tactics, weapons, military organizational structures, and methods for opening and ceasing hostilities. The culture of war in the Eastern woodlands had a strong and direct impact on Williamsburg and the colonies of the French and British as a whole, as well as leaving a legacy that shaped the founding of the nation and continues to impact the modern world in many ways.
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Other Experiences
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Music: Fife & Drum March
The Colonial Williamsburg Fifes and Drums, representing military field musicians, march down Duke of Gloucester Street.
Open to the Public
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Presentation: Preserving the Millinery Trade
Join the Milliners and Mantua-makers as we share the story of the millinery shop at Colonial Williamsburg through its 70-year journey.
Art Museums Admission
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Performance: Visit with Colonel George Washington
Step into the past with George Washington, Colonel of the Virginia Regiment. Through stories and questions, explore the hopes, choices, and challenges he faced.
CW Admission