The primary exhibit during our visit was the Harpsichord to Piano Forte through the ages display. It was great. Some instruments had a recording done on that instrument available for listening. There was also a 'Music At THe Museum' program provided by CW musicians who have been there for years. We were fortunate to catch this live performance. I was... More

Wonderful museum with many displays, neat artifacts, and helpful (fascinating) information. Didn't go overboard on excessive plaques and reading material -- kept it interesting as well as educational. Definitely high quality.

This is an excellent museum with lots to see. In fact it really requires more than a single visit to take in all there is to see. It is well laid out

This is a great museum but the entrance is hidden in the old hospital. New parking and new entrance is planned for the future.

This museum is included in your Colonial WIlliamsburg admission. The folk art museum is in the same building. There are child frinedly exhibits interspersed throughout the galleries. There is also an excellen little cafe. This is a really lovely place for lunch instead of the overly crowded Market Square restaurants.

We love the set up of the museum. They have an excellent folk art collection and always feature something different. This visit the focus was on musical instruments.

I had only 1 hour to spend here and wish I'd had 3 hours instead. It's a small museum, but offers such lovely collections. I particularly adored the quilt gallery and ceramics area. It's a hidden gem in the Colonial Williamsburg historical area.

There are a huge number of items on display, I suppose in an effort to show as much of the collection as possible. But the display cases seem over-packed with items, and one can become exhausted by the effort to read the descriptions of the individual items and how they relate to each other. There is one display room for... More

Spend the bulk of your time at the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art, but do drop by the DeW Wallace museum too -- porcelain, coins, silver, keyboards and furniture.