Archaeologists digging in Williamsburg ... first husband of Martha Washington who would, of course, go on to later marry George Washington, which is why historians first took interest in Custis.

The garden in Williamsburg belonged to John Custis IV, a tobacco plantation owner who served in Virginia’s colonial legislature. He is perhaps best known as the first father-in-law of Martha ...

WILLIAMSBURG — With the nation’s 250th anniversary barely a year away, nearly 600 scholarly, cultural and civic leaders ...

since it’s long rumored to have been George Washington’s favorite tavern in town. Relax outdoors with one of Colonial Williamsburg's myriad of offerings, such as the award-winning Golden ...

With so many spots devoted to Colonial ... Williamsburg area, what makes Yorktown Battlefield so special? For starters, it's the site of the 1781 siege and surrender of British troops to General ...

Williamsburg offers the perfect mix of history, adventure, and family fun for spring break! Edward Harris, CEO of Visit ...

Thanks to visiting historical sites in Greater Williamsburg, VA, in the aptly named Historic Triangle (Jamestown, Colonial Williamsburg, Yorktown), I understand it’s not a statement necessarily ...

Located about 150 miles south of Washington ... Williamsburg is home to an award-winning theme park, seemingly unlimited recreation opportunities and the world's largest living history museum. Learn ...

According to many, this site is like a Disney theme park for history fanatics. Plus, Colonial Williamsburg's appeal isn't just for kids but also for anyone who feels young at heart. Visitors to ...