 
 Shopping
in the Historic Area of Colonial Williamsburg
is both a learning experience and a means to acquire
some wonderful 18th-century possessions. We'll
even deliver your purchases to your room at any
of the official Colonial Williamsburg hotels or
to the Visitor Center.
Imagine buying gifts at the same stores where Washington and Jefferson
once shopped. For an authentic 18th-century shopping experience, look no
further than our scenic Historic Area. Please call Colonial Williamsburg
at (757)
229-1000 and ask for the store by name.
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Sweets, coffee, tea, and spices reminiscent of the 18th century.
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Heirloom seeds and plants, herbs, flowers, seasonal greens, wreaths, 18th-century
clay flower pots, and bird bottles.
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Wrought iron, willow baskets, fine imported porcelain, floorcloths, fabrics,
cooper's items, tinware, craftsmen's tools, and other goods similar to
those sold by Mr. Greenhow in the 18th century.
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Eighteenth-century fashion in the best of taste: petticoats, short
gowns, cloaks, mitts, caps, and beautifully decorated straw hats—all
made in Williamsburg. Jewelry and ladies’ toiletries as well.
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Reproduction prints, maps, leatherbound books, stationery, quill pens,
ink, inkwells, and sealing wax. Purchase stamps; letters and postcards
hand-canceled with reproduction 18th-century Williamsburg postmark.
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Reproductions of precious gemstone rings, earrings, pendants, and charms
in sterling silver and 14 karat gold, plus beautifully crafted brass
and pewter hollowware. Hand engraving is available on site.
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The perfect place to find delicacies such as chocolate, sugar, port
wine, preserves, and Virginia hams.
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One-of-a-kind items, handmade by our skilled tradespeople using 18th-century
tools and techniques. Browse among richly handcrafted leather goods,
iron hardware, and reproduction pottery.
Buy products online
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Gingerbread cakes, ham biscuits, root beer, apple cider, and other treats.
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Toys, games, candies, period clothing, hats, and jewelry for children
of all ages.
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Many historical publications, logo apparel, games; guest service items,
such as cameras and film; admission tickets to all buildings, carriage
rides, evening programs.
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An open-air market area selling baked goods and refreshments, toys, hats,
pottery, and baskets. Also, rentals of 18th-century costumes for boys and
girls and auctions of new goods from Historic Area stores.
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Gift shops tucked into our resort properties offer
the utmost selection and convenience to our guests.
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Please call Colonial Williamsburg at (757) 229-1000
and ask for the store by name or telephone extension
number.
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Gifts, reproductions, publications and recordings
reflecting the current museum exhibitions and
programs. Ext. 2937
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Exquisite gifts and decorative accessories that
bring the elegance of the Inn home. Ext. 2574
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A large selection of apparel for men and women
and gift items for avid golfers. Ext. 8470 or
7767
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A wide selection of books, CDs, and DVDs on the Revolutionary War and other
colonial topics, plus gifts and general-interest publications.
(757) 565-8450
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Souvenir central for games, toys, gifts, food, and Colonial Williamsburg
logo apparel, as well as costumes. Ext. 2751
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Historic Triangle
