
There are those who devote a day in Williamsburg to shopping in Merchant's Square, and I get it. I only spent a few hours there, but I can see how easy it would be to get lost there. In addition to souvenirs for family and friends and coworkers, I got myself some delightful goodies. Of course I bought myself a t-shirt and postcards and a magnet. I mean, it's not an official vacation if I don't return with a t-shirt, postcards and a magnet.

But I also got a necklace with a silver charm in the style of the day. Both men and women wore these, and they did double duty, acting as both decoration and "calling card," revealing what you do for a living. My new necklace sports a quill and an inkwell.
And I discovered a new shoe manufacturer, Think! Because of my history of heel

I've been to Williamsburg a few times, but I don't remember Merchants Square.
ReplyDeleteMom and I are taking a girl's trip to Colonial Williamsburg in October. I'm enjoying reading your posts about your trip.
ReplyDeleteWe are so alike--t-shirt, postcards and magnet!
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