2022 Colonial Heritage Festival | Utah


 “Photography?” reenactor George Washington exclaimed. “What’s that??”

After five minutes of me stumbling through some sort of explanation about lighting in a box later, a portrait emerged.

The Colonial Heritage Festival in Utah is my favorite annual Fourth of July tradition for all the reasons. The reenactors are exceptionally knowledgeable about the lives they portray and the fashion they’re wearing. 

Blue coats, red coats, petticoats, brass buttons, leather boots, wigs, and tricorn hats flounce everywhere. 

I met a John Adams and Betsy Ross—whom sewed her own gown, especially those complex, curving pleats!

You can learn more about colonial history and this group who hosts this annual event at festival.colonialheritage.org/

You can find the whole gallery at wendyhurstportrait.com.


















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