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Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Research Reports reflect the evolution of scholarship since the restoration of Williamsburg began in 1926. Individual reports present the most complete understanding available at the time of their composition but may now be out of date due to the discovery of new evidence and advances in technology.

Researchers may also encounter outmoded or disrespectful terminology or evidence of discriminatory views in these reports. Colonial Williamsburg continues to make this material available for research as part of our commitment to understanding our own history. 
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Title Wigmaking in Colonial America 
Alternate Title Wigmaker's Shop Historical Report, Block 9 Building 29B 
Contributor Bullock, Thomas K. (Author), Tonkin, Maurice B., Jr. (Author), Townsend, Raymond R. (Author) 
Report Type Historical, Topical
Date (of original object) 01/01/0001 
Date (of original object, free text) 1957 
Block Number 9
Identifier CWFLRR0183 (Research Reports ID) 
Rights Holder The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 
Credit Line The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation 
Citation Bullock, Thomas K., Maurice B. Tonkin, Jr., and Raymond R. Townsend. Wigmaking in Colonial America. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, 1957. https://digitalcollections.colonialwilliamsburg.org/asset-management/2RERYD4OJ4T1 
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