The Walking Statue 18th century play: Colonial Williamsburg
I’ve always wanted to see one of Colonial Williamsburg’s evening play, where they have full costume and scenery for a full 2 hour production.
Historical Seamstress & Homeschooler
I’ve always wanted to see one of Colonial Williamsburg’s evening play, where they have full costume and scenery for a full 2 hour production.
Last July Colonial Williamsburg contacted me about using one of my photographs for their soon to be published calendar that is mailed to donors every year!
When my son saw that the Colonial Williamsburg Lafayette was giving a first person interpretation workshop in Annapolis, my son wanted to attend.
A couple of days ago the kids and I went to Colonial Williamsburg to be part of an Electronic Field Trip taping…
Since my gown attracted them, it opened conversation where they became interested in purchasing the Queen Charlotte Pearl Drop earrings and an EFT subscription.
While my son spent several minutes trying to get the perfect picture of the gorgeous cardinal, Thomas Jefferson joined us in bird watching!
Since my son got a part for an upcoming EFT, we drove to Colonial Williamsburg for him to be measured by the Costume Design Center for his character’s costume.
While waiting to enter, a guest said to me, “I wonder what the speaker behind you will talk about?” (referring to my son in costume)
One of the employees thought the kids were also employees because theycarried themselves so well, she thought my son was part of the fife and drum corps.
Stopping under a blooming crepe myrtle, I perfectly positioned my kids for a grand photo op of them wearing their newest costumes. Apparently many others agreed!