Donations are requested. Living History Associates provides guides in historical period clothing or modern attire for walking and bus tours in Richmond, Williamsburg, Charlottesville, the James River plantations, Petersburg, Jamestown and Yorktown. Tour guides and historical interpreters are historians from a variety of backgrounds who can cover Virginia events from 1607 to 1907 and further. Tour lengths vary and are offered seven days a week. Prices depend on length of tour and attractions visited.
Costs vary depending upon the size of the group and the length of the program.
Seven Days, City Point-Petersburg and the Revolutionary War battle of Yorktown. Call for costs and reservations. A self-guided driving tour of the Civil War s Bermuda Hundred campaign , which took place in May 1864, includes stops at significant battle sites. The tour starts at Drewry s Bluff and ends in Chester at the site of the Battle of Chester Station. Moving farther afield to Richmond s outlying Civil War battlefields is a must for those who want to fully appreciate the drama surrounding this historic city.