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Jamestown Settlement’s interactive exhibits and dramatic films tell the full story of early Virginia, with information on Native American, English, and West Central African cultures converging in the 17th century. The juxtaposition of establishing American independence while defining the institution of slavery is examined through the eyes of free and enslaved members of the Randolph Household. The tour “Freedom’s Paradox” is a 60-minute walk through Randolph Yard, Market Square, and Palace Green to discuss America’s reliance on slavery during the revolutionary period. Thoughts are challenged as the game progresses, such as discussing the question, “are all men created equal?” The chess game becomes a metaphor for the power dynamics presented in the master/slave relationship.
Be sure to check the museum’s schedule for the event “Nation Builders Discuss the Institution of Slavery,” in which two interpreters candidly discuss how they viewed the complicated tragedy of the institution.Īnother historic interpretation moment not to be missed is “Across the Board.” In this presentation, interpreters portray a conversation between Thomas Jefferson and his enslaved manservant, Jupiter, over a game of chess. The Nation Builders use their historical knowledge and in-depth understanding of their character to allow guests a unique way to interact with history. The Nation Builder’s program allows guests of the museum to speak to a costumed historian who embodies the character of an early Virginian. The year-round historic interpretation programming of Colonial Williamsburg examines the real stories of enslaved and free Black people of the 18th century. Experience the outstanding exhibits and special events that celebrate African American contributions to colonial Virginia. All proceeds from our partnership with will be donated to local libraries.Williamsburg’s museums strive to tell a full, honest, and inclusive story of Virginia’s history. is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to and affiliated sites.
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