Historic Area
McKenzie's
Cure your ills with remedies similar to the ones Dr. Kenneth McKenzie purveyed in the 1740s and 1750s-medicinal herbs, spices, candied ginger, rock candy, and horehound drops.
Colonial Nursery
Herbs, flowers, seasonal greens and wreaths along with clay flowerpots, bird bottles and watering cans.
Greenhow Store
Select a memento from the wrought iron, willow baskets, fine imported porcelain, floorcloths, fabrics, cooper’s items, tinware, craftsmen’s tools, and other good similar to those sold by Mr. Greenhow in the 18th century.
Mary Dickenson Shop
Adorn yourself with a beribboned hat, silver or gold jewelry, or embroidered stockings like those milliner Mary Dickinson sold in the 18th century.
Colonial Post Office
Brush up on the news from 1774 with a copy of the Virginia Gazette, select a print for the living room, or replenish your letter-writing supplies. This store is also a United States Post Office, so you may send letters and postcards hand-canceled with a replica of the 18th-century Williamsburg postmark.
Golden Ball
Purchase silver and gold jewelry, sterling silver hollowware, and other items inspired by the 18th century.
M. Dubois Grocer
Choose from such traditional southern favorites as smoked hams, peanuts, preserves, wine, Chowning’s Tavern Ale, and King’s Arms Tavern Root Beer in this reconstructed store on the site where Monsieur Dubois operated a grocer’s shop in 1779.
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Prentis Store
Exclusive location for one-of-a-kind items handmade by the skilled members of our Historic Trades program. In addition, beautifully handcrafted leather goods, iron hardware, and reproduction pottery.
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Raleigh Tavern Bakery
Satisfy your hunger and quench your thirst with gingerbread, queen’s cake, cookies, ham biscuits, Sally Lunn bread, rolls, cider, King’s Arms Tavern Ginger Ale, and Chowning’s Tavern Root Beer.
Tarpley's Store
Stock up on imported English creamware, first made popular by Josiah Wedgwood in the mid-18th century. Goods imported from England as well as objects handcrafted by Colonial Williamsburg tradespeople are sold here.
Tickets, Treasures, & Books
Books, souvenir apparel and children’s items.
Market Square
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.
Near the Historic Area
Hotel And Museum Shops
Please call Colonial Williamsburg at (757) 229-1000 and ask for the store by name or telephone extension number.
The Wallace Museum Shop
Gifts, reproductions, publications and recordings reflecting the current museum exhibitions and programs. Ext. 2937
Williamsburg Inn Gift Shop
Exquisite gifts and decorative accessories that bring the elegance of the Inn home. Ext. 2574
Golden Horseshoe Gold & Green Course Pro Shops
A large selection of apparel for men and women and gift items for avid golfers. Ext. 8470 or 7767
Visitor Center Complex
Commonwealth Coffee And Tea Company
(located inside Williamsburg Booksellers)
Gourmet coffees and teas, lattes, cappuccino, soft drinks and delectable pastries.
Williamsburg Booksellers
Books, videos, CDs and audio tapes relating to the American Revolution, plus many other publications and stationery. Ext. 2753
Williamsburg Revolutions
Gifts and decorative accessories, games, toys and a large selection of souvenir Colonial Williamsburg apparel and accessories. Costume rental program available. Ext. 2751