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Exploring Williamsburg is a part of an occasional series of special sections that explore communities around Virginia.

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  • Colonial Williamsburg | Official government site | The College of William & Mary

    Colonial Williamsburg
    WILLIAMSBURG TODAY
    There's more to the city's present than its well-known past. It's still a place where three-cornered hats are in style, and fife and drum parades are common.
     
    Thomas Jefferson
    HISTORY
    Old capital saw long period of quiet between Colonial glory, restoration.
     
    Busch Gardens
    TOURISM: ECONOMIC ENGINE
    Travel spending has risen as tourists hit historic and very modern attractions.
     
    Kingmill Resort
    GOLF
    Golf in Williamsburg begins with the three major resorts: the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club, Kingsmill Resort on the James and Ford's Colony.
     
    LOCAL BUSINESS
    Williamsburg official says city has highest retail sales per capita in state.
     
    The Toymaker
    RETAIL SCENE
    Outlet stores and other retailers are growing in region. If you haven't spent much time shopping around Williamsburg recently, be prepared for some surprises.
     
    Dining in Williamsburg
    DINING
    Not far from Colonial taverns, barbecue places and stylish eateries thrive. When your stomach growls hereabouts, choices range from 18th-century-style dishes to imaginative creations by the region's star chefs.
     
    TIME CAPSULES
    America's most famous architect sent shock waves through Virginia in 1938 when he condemned the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg.
     
    Williamsburg Pottery Factory
    POTTERY FACTORY
    The main buildings look like warehouses or factories, and they often have highway trailers parked beside them.
     
    COLLEGE HISTORY
    Williamsburg's reputation as a Democratic stronghold makes it stand out in a state that has not voted blue in a presidential election in four decades.
     
    ARTS SCENE
    College and historic area anchor array of festivals, concerts and exhibits
     
    LIFESTYLES
    Location, amenities lure older adults; that leads to residential, retail growth.
     
    REGIONAL LAND USE
    Real estate projects help expand commercial base in a well-situated corridor.
     
    IN YOUR SPARE TIME
    Looking for a relaxing pursuit? You might want to start in the library.
     

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