outbuildings

Outbuildings in the historic area on an fall afternoon.

A small field of pumpkins grow in a garden in the Historic Area.

An open door at the Governor's Palace kitchen reveals shelves full of reproduction copper pots and pans.

Interpreters talk with each other outside the George Wythe South Office on a warm winter day.

Historic Trades carpenters and Historic Area interpreters work together to raise the tobacco barn at Great Hopes Plantation.

Two interpreters prepare root vegetables for soup and serve up pieces of a fresh baked pumpkin pie in the Great Hopes Plantation Kitchen.

The Grissell Hay privy, smokehouse, and dairy outbuildings in June, 1919. This image appeared in the book "Restoring Williamsburg". -- Visual Resources Collections

An American Indian interpreter at the tobacco barn at Great Hopes Plantation during the program, "So Far From Scioto".

Plates of food prepared by Historic Trades Foodways staff sit on a table in front of the window in the George Wythe Kitchen.

Detail of a shelves and tables filled with cooking utensils in the George Wythe Kitchen.

Plates of food prepared by Historic Trades Foodways staff sit on a table in front of the window in the George Wythe Kitchen.

Detail of a work table filled with cooking utensils in the George Wythe Kitchen.

Interior view of the George Wythe Kitchen.

Two interpreters work together as they cook in a kitchen in the Historic Area.

Elizabeth Carlos House Garden gazebo & well in the spring.

Rear view of the outbuildings and spring gardens behind the Chiswell-Bucktrout House.

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

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

An interpreter in a blue cape walks past a snow covered outbuilding and fence in the Historic Area.

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

The John Blair Smokehouse stands in one corner of a spring garden in the Historic Area.

The John Blair Smokehouse stands in one corner of a spring garden in the Historic Area.

Catherine Blaikley Kitchen and garden after a winter snow storm.

Sepia detail of the back of Wetherburn's Tavern kitchen from the gardens. This is one of the original 88 buildings in the Historic Area.