Randolph House

Visit this big, red house and discover the important men and women who lived here. Out back you may meet some of Liberty’s animal friends.

Playbooth Theater

Visit Williamsburg’s own Barkway and laugh along. Performances are Wed. through Sun. at 1:30 and 3pm. Take the theater home with you with your very own puppet!

Wythe House

Study at the same home as Thomas Jefferson!  Liberty likes all the books here as many of them are dog eared! This big brick house by the Church offers an opportunity to do your own scientific research. It’s not too ruff to do!

Geddy House

Try your hand at 18th-century games like Shut-the-Box or Quoits. Why not look fetching like Liberty, and try on 18th-century clothing?

Greenhow Store

Liberty stopped by the Greenhow Store where she met Commodore, Diamond, Gunner, and Buckshot and other horses who pull carriages throughout the city.

Indian Delegation

Liberty didn’t want to miss visiting with her Indian friends while they were in town. It was dog-gone fun.

Magazine

Liberty barked at the musket fire and hounded after the militia! It’s quite the tail!

Market House

Liberty enjoyed shopping here for treats. Show the staff your itinerary and get a keepsake pin!

71 empty chamber pots scattered throughout (Can you spot them all?)

3 tons of clay in Brickyard pit

16,300 pounds of livestock

5 hand-built dollhouses at Art Museums