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The 5th grade students gather on the grounds of Colonial Williamsburg. |
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In Colonial Williamsburg, students visited a gunsmith, milliner shop, blacksmiths, a wigmaker, and other merchants. |
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Outside the old Virginia Capitol Building in Williamsburg. |
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Students watched blacksmiths practice their trade. |
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The tour guide explains what life in jail may have been like in colonial times. |
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Dillon and Chandler try out the stocks. |
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Joey and Terrell take their turns in the stocks. |
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Dillon and Sam find out how uncomfortable the leg stocks can be! |
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The magazine where weapons were stored. This is also where the students experienced life as an 18th century soldier during the "In Defense of Our Liberty" evening performance. |
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After the tour, the students had a chance to have lunch and shop in Williamsburg. |
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Some of the 5th graders gather on the dock in Jamestown. |
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Boarding the replica of the "Godspeed" in Jamestown. |
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How many 5th graders can fit in a Powhatan canoe? |
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Learning about the Powhatan Indians and how they lived. |
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A Jamestown glassblower demonstrates how to make a glass vase. |
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