The Revolutionary War wasn't won through battles alone. To keep pace with the might of British industry, Virginia desperately needed a new armoury. Watch our blacksmiths take red-hot iron from the fires of their forges and hammer it into a variety of tools, hardware, and weapons.
310 E Duke of Gloucester St Williamsburg , VA 23185 United States
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It's a little hard to find -- back behind the main row of houses and shops.
So cool seeing how they make hinges,axe heads n shovel heads
My husband wants to work here...very knowledgeable staff members. Nicely done!
Best site in all of colonial Williamsburg. It’s worth all the hype and wait time. The inside is amazing and the outside is gorgeous. I would suggest that it’s the first stop in colonial Williamsburg. - James C
I really enjoyed the talk at this stop! Very nice! - Jennifer L. S. Weber
Start your tour of Williamsburg here. Try to get there before 10:30 when they start the Revolutionary City with re-enactors outside. Gives glimpse of life in Williamsburg during revolutionary era. - Mark B
The House Brew is a great beer. Really crisp, not too hoops-y! - Maddie Collins
Kris (Chris?) was extremely knowledgeable, hopefully you'll catch her working on some silver. - Davidson Thomas