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Wetherburn's Smokehouse

Williamsburg, Virginia

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Wetherburn's Smokehouse was originally part of Wetherburn's Tavern, a popular 18th-century gathering place for locals and travelers in Colonial Williamsburg.

The smokehouse was meticulously restored to reflect its 18th-century appearance, using historical records and archaeological findings to ensure accuracy.

The smokehouse was used to cure and store meats, demonstrating the essential preservation techniques of the colonial era.

Excavations around the site have uncovered artifacts that provide insights into the daily life and culinary practices of colonial Virginians.

It is located within Colonial Williamsburg, where interpreters and reenactors bring the 18th century to life for visitors.

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