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Bookmarks Colonial Trades and Crafts
Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia
Follow the path to different crafts:
Start at: "What
to See and Do"
Go to See the
Places to get linked to the following places. When you are finished looking
at these sites you may want to see the other sites within Colonial Williamsburg.
Some of what you may be looking for is a bit more hidden.Go to the site called
Courthouse. In the second paragraph is a link called
Duke of Gloucester Street. Go to that location to find the sites not directly
listed on the "places" index. Look at the bottom
of the list for additional information on colonial craftsmanship.
| Pasteur & Galt Apothecary Shop | Raleigh Tavern with its Bake Shop | |
| M. Dubois Grocer's Store | ||
| Bookbindery and Post Office | ||
|
The Brafferton (not an exhibit) |
Secretary's Office (not an exhibit) |
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the King's Arms Tavern |
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| Bruton Parish Church | Magazine | |
| Miller (windmill) | ||
| Milliner first of 5 pages | ||
| Carter's Grove |
Ludwell-Paradise House (not an exhibit) |
Tarpley's Store |
| Cooper | The St. George Tucker House(not an exhibit) | |
| Play Booth Theater | Wheelwright | |
| Courthouse | The Benjamin Powell House |
Wigmaker First of 3 pages |
| Mary Dickinson Store | The Prentis Store | Windmill (miller), Cooper, and Rural Trades |
| Duke of Gloucester Street | President's House (not an exhibit) | Wetherburn's Tavern |
| The Thomas Everard House | ||
| Public Gaol (The Jail) | ||
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The James Geddy Foundry (iron works) |
Public Hospital | The George Wythe House |
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Gardening |
Public Records Office | Tools - on the Carpenter page |
| Blacksmith | Tools # 2 / and Tools # 3 |
Other sources
Glassmaking
A Brief History of
Jamestown, Virginia
Williamsburg Online:
Jamestown
History of Jamestown
APVA Jamestown Rediscovery
What did the colonists eat?
Jamestown Rediscovered -
Exhibit
Plymouth Plantation
Joiner/ Housemaker
Pottery
Shoemaker
Cordwainer (shoe leather maker)
Printing and
book binding
History
of Printing and Binding
Brick MasonDepartment
of Labor - Brick Mason, Block Mason &Stone Mason
Vocational Center Career Guide
for Masonry
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