Everything of interest is in this museum...start with a self-guided tour of the old insane asylum that was in the building originally then go to other levels viewing coins, dishes, antiques, paintings, weather-vane collection, children's area and more. There's a cafe there, too. More

Wonderful American folk art for those interested in American History. More

We were so fortunate to arrive at just the right time to experience a talk with Thomas Jefferson in the auditorium. We could have listened a second time! We felt as though he was having a private conversation with all of us .... history, humor, wonderful dialog and then answers to our questions came at the end. This gentleman who... More

Abby Aldrich Rockefeller and Dewitt Wallace Museums are always a treat to visit. However, the current Art in Clay exhibit, along with the companion ceramics exhibits, should be on all Americans' "must see list." Without a doubt, this is the best colleciton of American made colonial ceramics ever exhibited, and it is a traveling special exhibition with a limited viewing... More

I enjoyed the tour. Our Tour Leader was very knowledgeable about the Museum and kept us interested in the tour. More

This is one of the most remarkable museums I have ever visited. A truly amazing collection of folk art and other objects. More

Since it was pouring rain and miserably cold the first day we were in Williamsburg, we ducked into this Museum. Bad weather was one of the luckiest things that happened to us. The collection is marvelous and it is well curated. Particularly charming is the room set up like a "farm" with duck decoys swimming in the ponds, toy tractors... More

Our last day in Colonial Williamsburg was very rainy so we went to the Abby A museum. I particularly liked the fashions from the colonial period, and period furniture. More

Exhibits are varied and well displayed. There is something to interest everyone. More