Holiday Wreaths of Duke of Gloucester Street | Full Walking Tour | Colonial Williamsburg (2021)
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The holiday wreaths at Colonial Williamsburg are a beautiful sight to behold. The artistic talent and creativity behind each wreath that adorns the Colonial homes make a visit to this impressive outdoor history museum even more memorable.
The intricate and careful design of each decoration is proudly on display for all to enjoy during the holiday season. With many eighteenth-century homes lining Duke of Gloucester Street, along with the homes, structures, and outbuildings throughout Virginia's old Colonial Capitol, hand-crafted wreaths and decorations add a layer of charm and invite visitors to explore Colonial Williamsburg with curiosity and delight.
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Discovering the beauty and skill that went into each festive arrangement is a perfect way to spend a day of exploration. As the holiday decorations are revealed, the story and concept behind each one inspire a deeper appreciation for the artistry and care that make this city stand out during this time of year.
Sarah and I are thrilled to be in the historic city on a beautiful December day, ready to take a full walking tour along Duke of Gloucester Street, past the Capitol building, and all the way back. We take in all of the impressive and unique works of Colonial Williamsburg's talented wreath makers with admiration.
Join us for this holiday stroll down one of the most historic avenues in America during the most wonderful time of the year.