Call
Colonial Williamsburg at (757) 229-1000 and ask for the store by name or
telephone extension number.
Golden
Ball–Gold and silver jewelry and sterling silver hollowware.
Hand- and machine-engraving. Ext. 2860.
Greenhow Store–A wide variety of products representing the
selection at John Greenhow’s 18th-century general store, including the finest
imported wares, locally crafted goods, toys, soap, pottery, sewing implements,
and baskets. Ext. 2804.
M.
Dubois Grocer–A sampling of foods familiar to 18th-century customers and
favorites inspired by the colonial taverns and restaurants, including Virginia
hams, root beer, apple cider, peanuts, and spices. Price list and ordering
information. Ext. 2523.
Mary
Dickinson Store–An 18th-century millinery with beribboned hats,
toiletries, jewelry, and more. Ext. 2483.
McKenzie
Apothecary–18th-century medicinal herbs and remedies. Ext. 2596.
Colonial
Nursery–18th-century garden plantings, botanical histories, and
supplies. Ext. 2596.
Post
Office–Reproduction 18th-century prints and maps. Mail
hand-canceled using the original 18th-century Williamsburg postmark. Ext. 2763.
Prentis
Store–Williamsburg’s oldest retail store, featuring reproductions
of 18th-century pottery, leather, slates, and stockings. Ext. 2117.
Raleigh
Tavern Bake Shop–Cookies, cakes, and bread made fresh daily from
18th-century recipes. Apple cider or root beer and food-related gifts. Ext.
2174.
Tarpley's
Store–Baskets, pottery, creamware soaps, candles, and more. Ext.
2066.