Peyton Randolph House

This house serves as a donor reception center serving light refreshments for those who have donated $100 or more to the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. The St. George Tucker House is an original colonial building.

The brickmaker molds and dries thousands of bricks during the summer, then bakes them in large ovens in the Autumn. Visitors can take off their shoes and help stomp water into clay to prepare the brick material.

Visitors to the courthouse can learn about the laws of the time and participate in a mock trial. Built in 1771, the Courthouse is an original colonial building.

The cooper built casks and barrels in colonial times. Visitors can watch the work, starting with the raw materials and ending with a completed product.

Market Square was a central square where military reviews were held, wares were sold, and proclamations were made.

An open-air stage where, weather-permitting, the Williamsburg Company of Comedians performs 18th-century farces.