Colonial Craftsmen at Colonial Williamsburg

The crafts men and women at Colonial Williamsburg are artisans who demonstrate the ways of the old world where people worked with their hands - something that is indeed a lost art in today's computerized world. From fife and drum corps to the blacksmith, it's a fascinating world.
This video is a bonus feature on "Where America Began." The film features the story of Virginia's historic triangle of Jamestown, Williamsburg and Yorktown. Together, these three towns form a historical continuity of Sir Raleigh's dream of a new English colony in the New World: Jamestown - the beginning of the colonies; Williamsburg - the apex of the colonial era; and Yorktown, the end of the colonial dream and birth of a new American nation.
Where America Began Blu-ray and DVD is available "on location" at Colonial Williamsburg and at finleyholiday.com. For information on Colonial Williamsburg, visit www.colonialwilliamsburg.org.
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[@LindaCasey]

Love it here .. and in Yorktown and Jamestown .. I love Virginia .. miss it.

[@hammermantbg]

that is me forging at 0:41 good times. (^^)

[@patrickfrank3182]

Wow that is awesome going there soon!

[@ShiftZoX]

did you ever go???....

[@Burlandivy]

what is the name of the song that the interpreter is playing in the beginning?

[@johnnyd579]

so freking cool, I have to go.

[@xbox_toastersystem1386]

I have been there before its in Virginia

[@nerfbasha]

I went I highly suggest you go

[@trenae77]

define weight problem? I saw nothing out of the ordinary.