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Marketing photo: A family enjoys a visit to Colonial Williamsburg in November 2019. Here, taking a photo with interpreter Daniel Cross, who portrays Nation Builder George Washington, at the capitol
The Foundational Story
Our nation’s origin story begins in Williamsburg. Here, in this capital city of Virginia, many kinds of people lived and worked together. Some had come by choice, hoping to find opportunity. Others were captured and brought by force. Indigenous people found their world upended by strangers. In Williamsburg, all kinds of people sacrificed, endured and achieved. It was a community of aspiration and contradiction – and it became a crucible for revolution.
Marketing photo: A family enjoys a visit to Colonial Williamsburg in November 2019. Here, taking a photo with interpreter Daniel Cross, who portrays Nation Builder George Washington, at the capitol
The Foundational Story
Our nation’s origin story begins in Williamsburg. Here, in this capital city of Virginia, many kinds of people lived and worked together. Some had come by choice, hoping to find opportunity. Others were captured and brought by force. Indigenous people found their world upended by strangers. In Williamsburg, all kinds of people sacrificed, endured and achieved. It was a community of aspiration and contradiction – and it became a crucible for revolution.
Marketing photo: A family enjoys a visit to Colonial Williamsburg in November 2019. Here, taking a photo with interpreter Daniel Cross, who portrays Nation Builder George Washington, at the capitol
The Foundational Story
Our nation’s origin story begins in Williamsburg. Here, in this capital city of Virginia, many kinds of people lived and worked together. Some had come by choice, hoping to find opportunity. Others were captured and brought by force. Indigenous people found their world upended by strangers. In Williamsburg, all kinds of people sacrificed, endured and achieved. It was a community of aspiration and contradiction – and it became a crucible for revolution.
Marketing photo: food in a CW Tavern, c. 2002
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“The Cellar” at Christiana Campbell’s Tavern
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the convivial charm of Colonial Williamsburg’s newest walk-in experience. Nestled beneath the historic walls of Christiana Campbell’s Tavern, The Cellar invites a limited number of guests to relish an evening of authentic 18th-century ambiance.
From Tuesday – Saturday, from 4 to 8, our doors swing open to welcome you for an enchanting twilight gathering. As you descend into The Cellar, you’ll be transported to an era of camaraderie and camarilla, where the echoes of merriment resonate through the air.
To accompany your libations, indulge in a selection of light fare that pays homage to the culinary traditions of the past. From delicate bites to savory treats, each dish is crafted with an artisanal touch, ensuring a delightful experience for your palate.
Please note, The Cellar experience is exclusively walk-up only, adding an element of spontaneity to your visit. Seating is limited, so be sure to arrive early to secure your place in this immersive journey through time.
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Challenge yourself on one of America’s best modern courses.
Opened in 1991, Rees Jones drew inspiration from his father Robert Trent Jones Sr.’s iconic Gold Course to create the acclaimed Green Course in Colonial Williamsburg. Carved from the same beautiful parkland terrain, the Green Course is longer than Gold but also more forgiving—creating an entertaining challenge for golfers of every skill level.
Visit the Green Course Golf Pro Shop for attentive service and expert advice from our staff, and stock up on the essentials, including top-tier clubs, balls, gloves, and hats. If you work up an appetite and the end of your round, stop by the Green Course Grill, grab a bite, and soak in the sweeping amphitheater view of the 18th green.
Excellence Recognized: Our Accolades and Rankings
Golfweek’s Top 50 Resort Courses in the U.S.
Golf Digest’s Best Golf Resort in the Mid-Atlantic
Golf Digest’s #43 of America’s Greatest Public Courses
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Challenge yourself on one of America’s best modern courses.
Opened in 1991, Rees Jones drew inspiration from his father Robert Trent Jones Sr.’s iconic Gold Course to create the acclaimed Green Course in Colonial Williamsburg. Carved from the same beautiful parkland terrain, the Green Course is longer than Gold but also more forgiving—creating an entertaining challenge for golfers of every skill level.
Visit the Green Course Golf Pro Shop for attentive service and expert advice from our staff, and stock up on the essentials, including top-tier clubs, balls, gloves, and hats. If you work up an appetite and the end of your round, stop by the Green Course Grill, grab a bite, and soak in the sweeping amphitheater view of the 18th green.
Excellence Recognized: Our Accolades and Rankings
Golfweek’s Top 50 Resort Courses in the U.S.
Golf Digest’s Best Golf Resort in the Mid-Atlantic
Golf Digest’s #43 of America’s Greatest Public Courses
