Participate in The Most Fatal Widow-makers

Colonial Williamsburg strives for programs that:

• Support its mission and public trust responsibilities.
• Are founded on scholarship and marked by intellectual integrity.
• Tell the stories of all those who lived in Williamsburg during the nation’s founding.
• Are accessible and encourage participation of the widest possible audience consistent with its mission and resources.
• Promote education of the public.

Access to Colonial Williamsburg’s internal activities and information is a trust. Volunteers will comply with all standards applicable to staff. They will act for the betterment of Colonial Williamsburg, not for personal gain other than the gratification and knowledge to be derived from their participation and contributions. Volunteers will treat as confidential matters of program function and administration that are not generally known or available to the public.  

We are dedicated to thoughtfully recreating historic moments through signature special events, as such, we require all participants to meet or exceed the Acceptable standards for clothing, equipment, and appearance, as set forth in our guidelines, linked below. Prospective participants are required to submit color photos wearing your clothing and equipment with your application.

• 7th Virginia Spring 1776 Guidelines
• Female Presenting Guidelines