As #NationalSewingMonth comes to a close, our Master Tailor reveals a crucial but often overlooked part of the trade… ironing! ♨️ In the world of 18th-century Virginia tailors, clothing was both everyday necessity and a window into society. From bespoke garments to military uniforms and tents, tailors served everyone—from the wealthy to the enslaved—shaping fashion, economy, and culture. As a private nonprofit, the Foundation relies on generosity from donors like you, whose contributions ensure

Curious about the history behind this year's #MetGala theme of black dandyism? 🎩 From bold headwraps to detailed garments and accessories, personal style became a form of self-expression. Historical records, including runaway ads, prints, and personal accounts, reveal glimpses of how fashion helped assert identity, challenge expectations, and reclaim a sense of self in a world that denied autonomy for enslaved Black people in 18th-century America. #MetGalaAtHome2025 #BlackDandyism | Colonial Wi

From hidden gems to must-see spots, here are 6 more things to do in Williamsburg! 🍸🥞 What’s your favorite thing to do in the area? Drop your recs below! ⬇️ #visitwilliamsburg #va250 #williamsburg250 #explorewilliamsburg #discoverwilliamsburg #virginia | Visit Williamsburg