seasons

Elizabeth Carlos House Garden gazebo & well in the spring.

A swallowtail butterfly is perched on flowers in the Lightfoot Tenement gardens.

An interpreter walks through the snow in front of the Roscow Cole House after a January storm. This building is one of the original 88 buildings in the Historic Area.

Roscow Cole House in winter. This building is one of the 88 original buildings in the Historic Area.

Two interpreters walk through falling snow in the Historic Area.

A young magnolia tree blooms in the Colonial Garden.

Street scene at the east end of Colonial Williamsburg on a snowy winter day. Buildings l-r: Scrivener Store, Pasteur & Galt Apothecary Shop, Nicolson Store, John Crump House, and the Edinburgh Castle Tavern.

Summer in the Lewis House Garden. This image appears in the Colonial WIlliamsburg book, "Flowers and Herbs of Early America".

The Brick House Tavern sign, with autumn leaves in the background.

Leicester longwool sheep and lambs in the pasture behind the Taliaferro-Cole House on March 24, 2017.

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

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

The Alexander Craig House and garden in the summer.

Leicester Longwool sheep in the pasture behind the Blue Bell after a winter snow.

Snowy street scene: view looking west down Duke of Gloucester Street at twilight with the Shoemaker's Shop and Greenhow Store to the left.

Ice covers a branch filled with red berries in the Lightfoot Tenement Garden. A well sits in the background.

A door in the Historic Area after a winter snow.

A cannon sits in front of the Magazine with a light dusting of snow. This is one of the original 88 buildings in the Historic Area.

An Historic Trades Gardener tends yellow flowers in the Colonial Garden.

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

Visitors enjoy a horse drawn carriage ride through the Historic Area in the fall.

A character interpreter portrays Nation Builder Martha Washington, the wife of George Washington in the Orlando Jones Garden. Colonial Williamsburg's Nation Builders portray real historical figures associated with 18th century Williamsburg who made signifcant contributions to the American story.

Military interpreters pull a cart down a side street in the Historic Area.

The red sociable (carriage) drives along Nicholson Street in the fall.

A coachman drives the Robert Carter Traveling Coach through the streets of Colonial Williamsburg in the falling snow.