Books:

• Old Time Toys by Bobbie Kalman & David Schimpky 
• Everyday Dress of the American Colonial Period by Peter F. Copeland 
• American Made: The Colonial Child of 1740 by Marcia Farm and Betsy Farr 
• Games From Long Ago by Bobbie Kalman 
• 18th Century Clothing by Bobbie Kalman 
• Life on a Plantation by Bobbie Kalman 
• Household Tools and Tasks by Elmer L. Smith 

Booklets:

• "Growing Up in Colonial Williamsburg," Cobblestone, December 1998 
• 'The School of Manners or Rules for Children's Behaviour" ( 1701) 
• ''An Essay for the Further Improvement of Dancing: Being a Collection of Figure Dances of Several Numbers(1711) 
• Unit of lesson plans notebook by Michelle Chancey 
• Smithsonian magazine July 2006-'The Patriot'' 

Clothing:

• Girl's mob cap 
• Blue cotton skirt 
• Long ladies shirt and/or nightgown 
• Pockets (2)
•  Brown wool boy's vest 
• White canvas breeches 
• Tricorn hat 
• Pair of black garters for men's socks 
• Tricorn hat of black felt 

Reproduction artifacts:

• Betsy Ross flag 
• Tea brick 
• Tin whistle 
• America's first dollar (2) 
• Pine tree shilling 
• Set of five historical coins 
• Battledore first lessons for children 
• Reproduction of early American hornbook on postcard 
• Stamp Act deck of playing cards 
• Inkwell for quill pens 
• Red stick of sealing wax with seal 
• Blackboard slate 
• Three colonial Williamsburg dolls (Eve. Betsey and Native American) 

Wooden Colonial Williamsburg toy box with:

• Clay marbles in brown suede bag 
• Tabletop ninepins 
• Bilbo-catcher 
• Wood top 
• Quoits (ring toss) 
• Jacks in gray suede bag 

Laminated Newspaper in education pages on "The New World"
Laminated poster or New England