Little Girl Enjoying an Outing In Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

We truly live in a unique place where children are transported back in time to 1774. We happened upon this little girl dressed in her best colonial attire trying to look over the fence at the rear of the Wythe House in Colonial Williamsburg. Whatever she spied through the fence made her turn and giggle with delight to the rest of her party.

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A Collage of Colonial Hats In Williamsburg, Virginia

Hats, of all sorts, are an undeniable part of Colonial Williamsburg and its history.  From the stylish to those needed to work in the hot summer sun, hats abound.  Hats are part of the costumes of those portraying historical characters; are a favorite diversion of tourists; and, seem to be a delight of children . . . of all ages. We have provided a few we have seen around town.
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