Quick view ABC Hotch Potch Coloring Book The illustrations in this coloring book were taken from "The Comical Hotch-Potch or the Alphabet turn'd Posture-Master," a hand-colored print published in London in 1782 by Carington Bowles. The print features a comical character named Hotch-Potch... $3.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Battledore Pamphlet Help children learn their ABCs and 123s - the 18th century way! This reproduction battledore is printed for the historic shops in Colonial Williamsburg. Contains reproduction illustrations to aid memory. Made in USA. A Williamsburg exclusive! $3.00 Add to Cart
SALE Quick view Liberty: A Day on DoG Street Liberty is Colonial Williamsburg's mascot, a dog just like George Washington may have owned. Join Liberty as she visits the people and places (and animals) of Williamsburg, as she grabs a shoe from the shoemaker, finds her way out the maze behind the... $5.95 $4.49 Add to Cart
Quick view Archaeology for Young Explorers The well-illustrated book Archaeology for Young Explorers by Patricia Samford and David L. Ribblett gives an "insiders" look at the work of archaeologists. Where do they dig? What do they find? How do they study the artifacts they discover? Explore... $9.95 Add to Cart
Quick view George Washington's Rules To Live By When the Father of Our Country was a boy, he copied by hand a list of rules written almost 150 years before, and then passed on from generation to generation. The rules covered everything from table manners and hygiene to integrity and citizenship, and... $14.99 Add to Cart
Quick view Ann's Story: 1747 This delightful children's book is based on Ann McKenzie, a real girl who lived in 18th-century Williamsburg. Nine-year-old Ann needs to start behaving like a proper young lady, learning to knit, cook, and manage a household, but she would rather assist... $11.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Colonial Colors Eight colorful colonial objects-a black three-cornered hat, a red drum, a yellow lady's hat, a green cart, a white wig, a blue shoe, a brown saddle, and orange yarn-are depicted. Colonial Colors board book. Features Depicts Colorful Colonial... $7.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Revolutionary City Comic Book Colonial Williamsburg's popular street theater program is now a colorful comic book! This unique history book will keep young readers turning the pages. Better yet, they'll get to choose what page they turn to next. Like the people of Williamsburg... $6.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Nancy's Story: 1765 The Young Americans Book Series by award-winning author Joan Lowery NixonVirginians are protesting the Stamp Act and Nancy Geddy is afraid the uncertain times will harm her father's business. And if that worry is not enough, Nancy's stepmother is making... $11.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Red Thunder While cannons thundered, swords flashed, and the sky turned red with flame, Nate Chandler and his enslaved friend, James, went about the darker business of espionage. Their spy world of whispered conspiracies, secret missions alone in the dead of night,... $8.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Caesar's Story: 1759 The Young Americans Book Series by award-winning author Joan Lowery Nixon Why do things have to change? Caesar lives with his family, but he is an enslaved person, and when the master selects him to be a personal servant in the big house, Caesar has to... $11.95 Add to Cart
Quick view George Washington's Spy Ten-year-old Matt Carlton and six friends are accidentally swept back in time— to Boston in 1776! The British now occupy the city, and redcoat guards are everywhere! While the boys are being held captive by a den of Patriot spies, the girls have... $6.99 Add to Cart
Quick view John's Story: 1775 The Young Americans Book Series by award-winning author Joan Lowery Nixon As tensions rise between England and the colonies, John's father hopes for a peaceful solution. When his older brother George joins the militia to fight for Virginia liberties,... $11.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Mystery of the Blue-Gowned Ghost Teenager Kelly Brennan is spending the summer in Williamsburg with Aunt Alma. Odd occurrences-rustling noises in the night, a portrait that moves around, the scent of lilacs in the air-make Kelly think something strange is going on. Kelly also uncovers... $9.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Why The Turkey Didn't Fly Why did the eagle become our national symbol, even though Franklin preferred the turkey? How did Gilbert Stuart's portrait of Washington end up on the dollar bill? What did Betsy Ross really have to do with the flag? Here are the surprising stories... $15.95 Add to Cart
Quick view A Horse's Tale In A Horse's Tale, young readers will discover new friends as all of Williamsburg rallies to cheer up Garrick's sad horse. Margaret sews a counterpane for his back, and Ben checks the horseshoes to make sure they're not too tight. Nothing soothes... $17.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Amy, Ben and Catalpa the Cat Great pictures and lots of action! In this full-color alphabet story in verse, Amy, Ben and Catalpa take children on a fun-filled day in 18th-century Williamsburg. No sooner does a fifer pass Amy and Ben's window than they are off to the fair! During... $12.95 Add to Cart
Quick view Colonial Williamsburg ABC This picture book uses the alphabet to introduce children to eighteenth-century Williamsburg. From A to Z, each of the illustrations is based on an activity or an object associated with colonial life that can be seen in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic... $12.95 Add to Cart
