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Production still from the Electronic Field Trip, "Remember the Ladies". An interpreter makes a bed on the second floor of the Peyton Randolph kitchen. For more information about this EFT see: history.org/history/teaching/resourcelibrary/index.cfm

An Historic Trades carpenter works near a fire at the Carpenter's Yard.8.

"Sarah Jean", a red Devon calf, runs across a pasture in the Historic Area.

Echinacea purpurea (Purple Coneflower) in the Lewis House Garden. Image appears in the Colonial Williamsburg book, "Flowers and Herbs of Early America".

Governor's Palace: view of the gardens, 1935. F.S. Lincoln Photography Collection. -- Visual Resources Collections. For more information about this collection go to: https://rocklib.omeka.net/collections/show/7

Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldsturm' (Orange Coneflower) in the Powell House Kitchen garden. Image appears in the Colonial Williamsburg book, "Flowers and Herbs of Early America".

Governor's Palace : rear view of the Palace from the gardens, 1935. F.S. Lincoln Photography Collection. -- Visual Resources Collections. For more information about this collection go to: https://rocklib.omeka.net/collections/show/7

An ox in a Historic Area summer pasture. Oxen were an important source of power in the 18th century.

A Cleveland Bay peeks out between two trees in a Historic Area summer pasture.

A Cleveland Bay grazes in an Historic Area summer pasture.

Red Devon Milking shorthorn cattle and calf rest in a pasture. Please note modern metal fencing in the background.

Members of the senior fife and drum corps at the Capitol.

Papaver Rhoeas (Corn Poppy) in the Lewis House Garden. For sepia version see image #D2003-BTL-0514-030b.

An interpreter looks at summer vegetables in the James Geddy House garden.

An interpreter strolls through the summer gardens at the Governor's Palace.

A sepia toned image of the flower - Papaver Rhoeas (Corn Poppy) in the Lewis House Garden. For color version see image #D2003-BTL-0514-030

'Pink Caprice' lantana flowers bloom in the Alexander Craig House garden.

The Alexander Craig House and garden in the summer.

A bee feeds on a yellow flower in the summer garden at King's Arms Tavern.

Reenactors pitch their tents in a British military encampment on Market Square during the program "Under the Redcoat". This program recreated the British Army's 1781 occupation of Williamsburg.

An interpreter rides into his horse through the streets of Colonial Williamsbug.

An interpreter rides into his horse through the streets of Colonial Williamsbug.

Production still from the electronic field trip, "Yorktown". An interpreter portrays General George Washington reviewing a map with a his fellow soldiers. For more information about this field trip please see: https://www.history.org/history/teaching/resourcelibrary/index.cfm

Senior corps fife and drum members wear their new uniforms in front of the Magazine.

Members of the senior fife and drum corps portray the Second Virginia State Garrison Regiment.