The Colonial Williamsburg Interpreter, volume 23, number 2, Summer 2002

Conservation of a Jeffersonian Vision: Jefferson's 1786 Model of the Capitol of Virginia -- New Traveling Coach Arrives at Colonial Williamsburg -- Neighborhoods Throughout the Countryside -- Is That a Presbyterian Meeting House in the Historic Area? -- Arts & Mysteries: Sleep, Work, Eat, Drink, Sleep: Hans-Joachim Voth's Study of the Structure of Daily Life -- Women and Education in Eighteenth-Century Virginia -- Cook’s Corner: Martha Washington’s Booke of Cookery -- Excerpts from Nicholas Cresswell's Journal, 1774 -1777 -- Jennifer Jones Named Historian/Manager of Digital History Lab -- Questions and Answers -- The Bothy’s Mould: The Thomas Jefferson Center for Historic Plants -- Notes from the Museums: Coverlets exhibit; Language of Clothing exhibit -- Bruton Heights Update: New at the Rock: Becoming Americans Story Lines: New Titles in the Rockefeller Library -- New Items in the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Library's Special Collections Section -- The Interpreter’s Corner -- Editor’s Notes