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Work in Colonial America: Blacksmithing: In Colonial North Carolina, page 6.16; A reenactor demonstrates the work of a colonial blacksmith and explains his role in the community.; Format: video

Colonial cooking and foodways: In Colonial North Carolina, page 6.15; A reenactor demonstrates cooking over an open fire.; Format: video

Broadside listing supplies for colonists, 1622: This document from 1622 lists recommended supplies that colonists from England should take with them to the Virginia colony.; Format: image/document

We have a story to tell: Native peoples of the Chesapeake region: Readings and lesson plans exploring the historical and ongoing challenges faced by the American Indians of the Chesapeake Bay region, since the time of their first contact with Europeans in the early 1600s.; Format: series (multiple pages)

Colonial man and woman: At the Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Massachusetts, historical reenactors sit in a wooden house.; Format: image/photograph

Colonial woman and cow: At the Plimouth Plantation in Plymouth, Massachusetts, a woman in colonial dress leads a cow by a rope.; Format: image/photograph

Slaves working in 17th-century Virginia: Format: image/painting

Colonial couple statue: A statue of a colonial-era couple stands in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.; Format: image/photograph

Cooking on an open fire: A reenactor demonstrates eighteenth-century methods of cooking and talks about colonial foods and foodways.; Format: video/video

Colonial woman and children: At a reenactment of the American Revolution at Minuteman National Park in Lexington/Concord, Massachusetts, a woman and two children walk hand-in-hand in colonial dress.; Format: image/photograph

Writing with a quill pen: A reenactor demonstrates how American colonists wrote, using dip pens and ink.; Format: video/video

Alamance Battleground - Blacksmith: A reenactor demonstrates and explains the work of a colonial blacksmith and his role in the community.; Format: video/video

Toys and play in eighteenth-century America: Reenactors demonstrate some common children's toys and games from colonial America.; Format: video/video

Colonial North America: Format: image/map

Gardens at Tryon Palace: Format: image/photograph

Tryon Palace: Format: image/photograph

Legacies of colonial rule: In French colonization and Vietnam wars, page 2; The tan and white building is two stories high with a central clock tower, sculpted cornices, and two red-tiled Mansard roof towers. Built by the French colonial government in the early 1900s, the ornate building is still used as a city hall but now it is...; By Lorraine Aragon.

Cannon at Alamance Battleground: A cannon sits in the grass at Alamance Battleground Historic Site in North Carolina, illustrating the kinds of weapons used during the 1764–1771 uprising of the Regulators against the colonial government in the state.; Format: image/photograph

Probate inventory of Darby O'Brian, 1725: In Colonial North Carolina, page 7.4; Probate inventory of a middle-class man from colonial North Carolina. Includes explanations and photographs of items listed.; Format: inventory

North Carolina counties, 1760: Format: image/map

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