Colonial Williamsburg: The First 100 Years

MAYMONT MEMBERS — Click "Sign In" in the top right corner of this page to access your benefits or become a member today! (Note: the 15% member discount appears after you select the number of tickets and click “Add to cart”) As The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation celebrates its 100th anniversary, explore the remarkable story behind the world's largest U.S. history museum and its evolving role in preserving and interpreting America's past. Join Katie McKinney, Margaret Beck Pritchard, Curator of Maps and Prints, and Neal Hurst, Curator of Textiles and Historic Dress at The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, for a special lecture exploring a century of preservation, collecting and education at Colonial Williamsburg. From its groundbreaking preservation efforts to changing interpretations of America's shared history and founding ideals, Colonial Williamsburg has both reflected and helped shape national conversations about the past. As Colonial Williamsburg enters its second century, discover how the institution continues to pursue its enduring mission: "That the Future May Learn from the Past." Following the lecture, guests are invited to enjoy a reception and continue the conversation. Lecture followed by a reception. Presented by Katie McKinney, Margaret Beck Pritchard Curator of Maps and Prints, and Neal Hurst, Curator of Textiles and Historic Dress at The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Capacity is limited to 75 guests. Advance registration is recommended. Parking is available in the Farm Parking Lot. General Admission Adult: $18 General Admission Child: $15 General Admission Senior: $15 The program will take place in the Westover Building Meeting Room, which is wheelchair accessible. If you have questions, please email [email protected] or call 804-525-9000.