Why You Must Visit Jamestown Settlement in 2025: Four Compelling Reasons
America turns 250 soon so I'm giving you the reasons you must visit Jamestown Settlement, the place it all began.
Embracing Spontaneity in History: Two Unplanned Learning Experiences
You don't always need to have a plan if you want to learn history. Be in the moment and experience history.
Timeless Treasures: Must-Visit Living History Museums That Bring the Past to Life!
Living history museums not only bring the past to life, but preserve trades and immerse you in the past. Visit one!
Reflections on Thomas Jefferson’s Garden Book: A Thoughtful Exploration from a Blogger's Perspective
Insights into what you can learn from Thomas Jefferson's Garden Book, inspired by a blogger's perspective.
History is Found Through Objects: Clues About Daily Life in Early America.
Objects definitely give us clues into early America. From wig account books to rebuilding Anderson's Armory, it's all there for us to learn from.
An 18th Century Mace: the Silversmiths' Project for Celebrating 2026
How are an 18th century mace from South Carolina, silversmithing, and Colonial Williamsburg's 2026 celebration connected?
History Is About Humans: Dig Deeper Into the 18th Century for a Better Future
We really can learn from history. From words to archaeology, the success of our future lies in the past.
The 4th Grade Trip that Kept Silversmithing and Its Role in American History Alive: Remember April 11th by Honoring George Cloyed, Master Silversmith
Master Silversmith George Cloyed is the reason I'm focused on April 11th as an important date in American history.
Anne Geddy: Wife, Mom, and Businesswoman of the 18th Century
Who was Anne Geddy? A wife of an 18th century tradesman who exemplifies her role in the 18th century.
Bricks and 18th Century American History: An Overview from a Blogger's Perspective
Bricks in American history: the fun stuff I learned in Colonial Williamsburg that got me interested in bricks.
Exploring 18th Century Medicine: The Role of Orange Peels and Insights from Dr. John Minson Galt
Go down the rabbit hole of 18th century America with me and learn about John Minson Galt along the way.
Leather Breeches to Blue Jeans: Everyday Pants in American History
History isn't just about major events. It's also about the clothes people wore. So let's talk about everyday pants.
4 Things I Learned at Margaret Hunter's Millinery: An 18th Century Trade in an Original Building
I'm loving Margaret Hunter's shop, the 18th century millinery in Colonial Williamsburg.
The Trades of Colonial Williamsburg Teach Us About Daily Life in the 18th Century
Major events in history are easy to find information about. What if you want to know a bit about daily life in the 18th century? The trades shop in Williamsburg can help!
4 Things I Learned from the Colonial Williamsburg Gunsmiths- A True Gem of a Trade
The Colonial Williamsburg gunsmiths make early American guns lock, stock, and barrel and share insight into the era!
Experimenting on the Farm: A Necessity in 18th Century America and Beyond
Why was experimental farming necessary in early America? Let's hear what George Washington and others had to say.
Discover the Sweet Secret of 18th Century Baking: One Pound Cake, Endless Delights!
How a Nun's Cake is related to learning the history of food in a place like Colonial Williamsburg.
3 Reasons to Take Tours and Visit Historic Sites Multiple Times
Keep visiting historical places you love. I'm sharing 3 reasons why, knowing you really want to see what American history is about!
Want to Really Understand American History? Read Letters and Other Primary Sources.
What's the best way to learn American history? Reading letters, inventories, diaries and other primary sources!
