From the spring tulips to the summer crepe myrtle trees, Williamsburg`s seasonal changes are photographed avidly by visitors from around the world. Fall brings its own rewards, as Williamsburg`s spectacular trees flaunt their blazing colors. Winter is not without an occasional dusting of snow, but with a brilliant clear blue sky, the colonial architecture is brought to life. Bring your camera to the birthplace of our nation, Williamsburg, Virginia.

Taverns serve colonial fare, blacksmiths and harness-makers use 18th-century methods, and the local militia drills on Market Square. Clip-clopping horses draw carriages just as their ancestors did when George Washington rode these cobblestone streets. Your impromptu banter with `Thomas Jefferson` in the Kings Arms Tavern will seem so authentic. Regardless of age, anyone who visits Williamsburg will come away with an understanding and appreciation of how life was lived in 18th-century Virginia.