WILLIAMSBURG — Oyster shells, lambswool, ads from a Colonial newspaper, wheat sheaves and dried flowers combine with natural greenery to form the winning door decorations in this year’s holiday ...

Linda C. Miller’s favorite subjects to paint are seed pods. Miller, a botanical artist, is fascinated by the intricate details of the pouches that enclose and protect a plant’s seeds. She draws them ...

When the first small groups of unexpected Christmas pilgrims came to the newly opened Colonial Williamsburg in 1934, there was nothing like the spectacle of fruit-covered swags, wreaths and garlands ...

WILLIAMSBURG — Oyster shells, lamb’s wool, ads from a colonial newspaper, wheat sheaves and dried flowers combine with all types of natural greenery to form the winning door decorations in this year’s ...

The pineapple-studded wreaths, oyster-shell-trimmed swags and apple fans are some of the highlights of the annual holiday tours at 18th-century Colonial Williamsburg. They're also the icons of what's ...

Step into Colonial Williamsburg's Landscape Design Studio during the holiday season. Step into the heart of Colonial Williamsburg's Landscape Design Studio and discover the artistry behind the town's ...

A Head by a Nose, the designers James Boyd and Ann Reath’s take on Colonial American wallpaper, pictured, features the silhouettes of well-known people like Charles de Gaulle, Nefertiti and Alfred ...

Angela and Anthony Wonderly spared no expense in warming up their new home across the street from Colonial Country Club. The Wonderlys enhanced their colonial-style home, hanging plaid bunting around ...

The pineapple-studded wreaths, oyster-shell-trimmed swags and apple fans are some of the highlights of the annual holiday tours at 18th-century Colonial Williamsburg. They're also the icons of what's ...

Jura Koncius The Washington Post Dec 24, 2017 Dec 24, 2017 The pineapple-studded wreaths, oyster-shell-trimmed swags and apple fans are some of the highlights of the annual holiday tours at ...