Gifts for Him

Colonial Williamsburg 2026 Towel Calendar

Art and organization come together with our 2026 Colonial Williamsburg Calendar Towel! This Colonial Williamsburg collectible wall hanging celebrates the upcoming semiquincentennial of the United States of America. Its colorful illustration features the...

2026 Colonial Williamsburg Wall Calendar

The 2026 Colonial Williamsburg Wall Calendar commemorates the 100th anniversary of Colonial Williamsburg. Our exclusive wall calendar features archival photographs from Williamsburg's history juxtaposed with gorgeous full-color photographs of Colonial...

Colonial Williamsburg Reusable Gift Tote Bags - Blue

Wrap up your gifts in Williamsburg charm with Colonial Williamsburg Reusable Gift Tote Bags featuring our exclusive Historic Area scenes toile pattern in blue and white. The pattern includes watercolor illustrations of iconic places at Colonial...

Byer's Choice Martha Washington Caroler

This Byers' Choice Martha Washington Caroler is ready to host an Independence Day celebration. She is dressed for the occasion in a red gown, red and white striped petticoat, blue kerchief, and a white lace cap. She holds a basket of white roses in her...

18th Century Onion Bottle with George Washington Seal - Large

This 18th Century Onion Bottle with George Washington Seal is fabricated by Phil Gilson, a master glassblower in Lawrenceville, Virginia, using techniques handed down by generations of artisans in Gilson's family. The onion bottle will hold approximately...

Colonial Williamsburg Bayberry Soap Bar Set

Lather up with our most popular scented soap bar, Bayberry! The Colonial Williamsburg Bayberry Soap Bar Set includes 3 of our famous Bayberry soap bars. These gentle, vegan-friendly soaps are triple-milled and enriched with virgin olive oil, just as the...

Colonial Williamsburg Castile Soap Bar Set

Experience the simple luxury of the Colonial Williamsburg Castile Soap Bar Set. This gentle, vegan-friendly soap is a long-time favorite of our guests with its universally loved light scent. Our Castile soap is triple-milled and enriched with virgin...

18th Century Onion Bottle with George Washington Seal - Small

This small 18th Century Onion Bottle with George Washington Seal is fabricated by Phil Gilson, a master glassblower in Lawrenceville, Virginia, using techniques handed down by generations of artisans in Gilson's family. The small onion bottle will hold a...

Colonial Williamsburg Navy Blue "Huzzah!" Adult T-Shirt

This classic Colonial Williamsburg adult t-shirt features a common exclamation heard throughout the Historic Area of Colonial Williamsburg to express approval or delight, "Huzzah!" Wear this comfortable lightweight tee as a reminder of your trip to...

Colonial Williamsburg "Wait That's Due?" T-Shirt - Adult

Gift this hilarious Colonial Williamsburg “Wait That’s Due?” Adult T-Shirt to the procrastinator in your life. Its design features a portrait of Thomas Jefferson overlaying the words of the Declaration of Independence with the date July...

Restoring Williamsburg

From our fascinating and highly readable best-selling classic, Williamsburg Before and After to our revised and expanded edition, Restoring Williamsburg combines the history of a major restoration bringing the story up to present. Sheds new...

16 oz Stoneware Tavern Mug

Enjoy your favorite hot or cold beverages with this 16-ounce Stoneware Mug! An indispensable part of tavern life, stoneware mugs with cobalt blue designs were common vessels for beer and ale in the 18th century. This design was inspired by a salt-glazed...

Mahogany Gallery Serving Tray

This item has been discontinued and marked down to clearance price. All sales final - no returns. This elegant, beautifully detailed tray is reproduced from an eighteenth-century English serving tray, circa 1770. A rich mahogany finish and handsomely...

Etched Rocks Glass - "The Frenchman's Map"

Our Etched Rocks Glass features a famous hand drawn map of Williamsburg made by an unknown French military officer during the American Revolution. The map, discovered in Norfolk, was instrumental guiding the historically accurate restoration of Colonial...

Etched Rocks Glass - Fry and Jefferson Map

This Etched Rocks Glass features the famed Fry and Jefferson map. Dating from 1751, the map was described as, "A Map of the most Inhabited part of Virginia containing the whole Province of Maryland with part of Pennsylvania, New Jersey and North Carolina...

Ceramic Bird Bottle

Nestled under the eaves or beside a favorite entryway, these glazed ceramic creations have made happy homes for small birds since 1699. A distinct garden accent, our Ceramic Bird Bottle is inspired by an original excavated from the yard of the...

Colonial Williamsburg: The Story

It was in Williamsburg, Virginia, that American independence—and democracy—took root. And it is in the Historic Area of Colonial Williamsburg that millions have learned about the continuing relevance of America's founding ideas. Spanning...

Colonial Williamsburg: The Guide

No visit to Colonial Williamsburg is complete without our official guide book! This first new edition of Colonial Williamsburg's official guide since 2014, this book includes information on all of Colonial Williamsburg's historic sites. This guide...

Trend and Tradition Subscription

Trend & Tradition: The Magazine of Colonial Williamsburg is devoted to telling the stories of 18th-century America from a 21st-century point of view. Redesigned in 2016, the Foundation's quarterly publication continues to feature history articles...

Recipes from the Raleigh Tavern Bake Shop

Gingerbread cookies and other goodies from the Raleigh Tavern Bake Shop bring back delicious memories for generations of Williamsburg visitors. In this cookbook, original recipes from rare 18th-century cookbooks are presented side-by-side with their...

Root Beer of Chowning's Tavern

The same great root beer served in Colonial Williamsburg taverns and restaurants, Chowning's Tavern Root Beer evolved from a colonial beer made by boiling the roots of sassafras, dandelion or licorice to extract their pungent flavors. The brew of 200...

The Williamsburg Cookbook

Once tasted, the food of Williamsburg is not forgotten. Visitors return again and again for Chowning Tavern's Brunswick Stew, Christiana Campbell's Spoon Bread, the Williamsburg Inn's Breast of Turkey Supreme and countless other delicacies. In this...

The American Flag: A Handbook of History & Etiquette

A perfect patriotic gift, this handsome guide to the American flag is a concise collection of the history and etiquette of the U.S. flag. The book, bound in hardcover in a distinctive blue leatherette with gold stamping, includes details of the laws...

Plants of Colonial Williamsburg

This guide to the plants in Colonial Williamsburg's gardens describes and discusses two hundred flowers, trees, herbs, and shrubs. The historical background of each plant links it with the colonial period. Brief biographies of early plantsmen explain the...

Pumpkin Spice Syrup

Make a splash at your table this year with delicious pumpkin spice syrup. Packed with pumpkin puree and traditional holiday spices, this syrup offers a flavor second only to mom's pumpkin pie. For colonial Americans, the pumpkin, or pompion as it was...

The Colonial Williamsburg Tavern Cookbook

It's six o'clock, stomachs are rumbling and suddenly you have a yearning for the Crab and Shrimp Stuffed Flounder you enjoyed at Christiana Campbell's Tavern. No problem. Pull out The Colonial Williamsburg Tavern Cookbook, roll up your sleeves, and in an...

"You and No Other" Silver Poesy Ring

Let him or her know its "Vous et nul Autre" (you and no other) with a simple and elegant sterling silver poesy ring. This reproduction ring is engraved in French in Gothic script based on the inscription found on an original poesy ring, now in the...

Raleigh Tavern Lantern

Inspired by a lantern in the front hall of the Raleigh Tavern at Colonial Williamsburg, where patriots gathered to discuss the ideas and events that led to the American Revolution, our Raleigh Tavern Lantern will add historical charm to your home or...

Byers' Choice Drummer

Made in Pennsylvania, each Byers' Choice figure is lovingly hand-detailed and dressed in period-inspired clothing. This Byers' Choice Drummer is made exclusively for Colonial Williamsburg. Our drummer wears a "tricorn" hat, the red and blue uniform of...

Christiana Campbell's Pumpkin Butter

Made with simple, all-natural ingredients that would have been available in colonial-era Williamsburg, this delicious Christiana Campbell's Pumpkin Butter from Colonial Williamsburg brings an authentic historical touch to your table. Pumpkin Butter is...

Christiana Campbell's Apple Butter

Made with simple, all-natural ingredients that would have been available in colonial-era Williamsburg, this delicious Christiana Campbell's Apple Butter from Colonial Williamsburg brings an authentic historical touch to your table. Apple Butter is...

WILLIAMSBURG Bassett Hall Punch Bowl

This stunning WILLIAMSBURG Bassett Hall Punch Bowl is reproduced from an original Chinese export bowl c. 1760-1775 held in our collections. The porcelain bowl is decorated inside with a stylized rope and spearheaded border and outside with lushly painted...

Byers' Choice Man Caroler with Gadsden Flag

This Byers' Choice Man Caroler celebrates our newly declared independence from England. Dressed in a blue coat, red waistcoat, white breeches, and three-cornered hat, he carries the yellow Gadsden flag with the words, "Don't Tread on Me." Made in...

Painters and Paintings in the Early American South

Painters and Paintings in the Early American South by the Juli Grainger, Curator at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, gathers into one volume a large body of materials related to the paintings and the artists of the American South between 1564 and...

Becoming Jefferson: My Life As A Founding Father

This collectible book is written by Bill Barker, who has portrayed Thomas Jefferson in a variety of venues since 1981 and as a historical interpreter with Colonial Williamsburg since 1993. Part history and part autobiography, Mr. Barker writes about how...