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  • Freedom's Paradox

    Take a 60-minute walking tour of the Randolph Yard, Market Square and Palace Green.

  • A Patriotic American

    Elizabeth Braxton, wife of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, reflects on the changes, challenges, and consequences faced by her family during the Revolution.

  • Cry Witch

    Question witnesses, weigh evidence, and determine the guilt or innocence of "the Virginia Witch." Not appropriate for young children due to subject matter and intense emotion.

  • Revolutionary Points of View

    Step back in time to the eve of the American Revolution, and there are just as many opinions about war and independence as we hear about politics and religion today.

  • A Determined Spirit

    When Charlotte, an enslaved woman on the Mount Vernon estate, is beaten twice, she takes her case to Mrs. Washington to find justice.

  • The Comet Huntress

    The year is 1786, and Caroline Herschel has just discovered a comet making her the first woman to do so.

  • Juvenilia

    An aspiring young writer persuades her siblings and friend into performing a double bill of mystery and comedy for her father within the family parlor.

  • Women at Work!

    Join us for a walking tour discussing the often-surprising realities of women’s labor, skills, and rights in 18th-century Williamsburg and the Colonial Atlantic World.

  • Patriots at Play

    Participate in the daily activities of an 18th-century family at the Geddy House.

  • Music of Queen Anne's World

    The Jug Broke Theatre Co. explores tunes and songs that wove themselves through the fabric of this important transitional time in our nation's history.