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Fridays, 7-9 p.m. to August 26; then from October 7-November 18 Visit history.org for more information It’s Friday evening in Williamsburg, Virginia, the old Colonial capital. Standing on Duke of Gloucester Street, a wide-eyed Confederate soldier sounds lost and scared as he tells about the battle that took place there. The “soldier” is an actor-interpreter, …
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