Blacksmith in a Bonnet

Colonial Williamsburg's lady blacksmith.

[Leah]

Nicely captured lady blacksmith!!! Didn't know there were any ladies that were blacksmiths, but this is a great shot!!! We love Colonial Williamsburg!!!

[Sue Wilde]

What a great shot and what a great find

[Gena Pegg]

Wow .. this looks very authentic.

[Richard Hickey]

Awesome picture.

[Nicole]

Very lovely shot!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Very nice candid capture.

[Kay Hodges]

Nice capture

[Janiskay]

Great candid and neat capture

[vstap]

Great shot. Nice vintage appeal, and I love her clothing.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Did they have them in Early America? Great shot- I especially like the look on her face.

[Sandi]

Neat clothing, and nice use of tools. Such an authentic historical setting! I so enjoy seeing Williamsburg through your eyes. :)

[Khawbecker]

@lealady Hi Leah, This is the first time I've seen a woman working in the blacksmith shop in Williamsburg. I was thrilled to see her there. I can't get enough of this place. My sis and I meet there in December one weekend too for the Christmas decorations and illumination. Can't wait to go back.

[Khawbecker]

@swilde Thanks, Sue!

[Khawbecker]

@eyesmile Thanks, Gena. They recreate Colonial life so well in Williamsburg. If you've never visited, it's well worth it. :)

[Khawbecker]

@agedrunner Thank you, Richard.

[Khawbecker]

@nicoleterheide Thanks, Nicole!

[Khawbecker]

@mittens Thanks, Marilyn!

[Khawbecker]

@kbird61 Thank you, Kay!

[Khawbecker]

@janiskay Thanks, Janice!

[Khawbecker]

@vstap Thank you! Her clothing looks handmade, doesn't it.

[Khawbecker]

@olivetreeann Very good question, Ann. It's possible. I don't know. This is the first time i've seen a woman working at the blacksmith in Colonial Williamsburg. I loved seeing her at work.

[Khawbecker]

@gratefulness Thanks, Sandi! I've spent a lot of time there. I love it and can't get enough of the place.