Meet George Baaa-shington

From Pastures to Patriot: The Legendary Tale of George Baaa-shington
Long ago, in the rolling fields of Colonial Virginia, there lived a clever little sheep with a taste for adventure and an impeccable sense of style. While the other sheep were content to graze, George dreamed of liberty, life, and the pursuit of greener pastures.
One fateful day, he stumbled upon a tricorn hat left behind by a traveling patriot. The moment he put it on, George felt a spark of courage (and just the right amount of historical flair). He buttoned up a bright blue colonial jacket, gave a confident "Baaa!" and declared himself ready to help lead his flock to freedom—one hoofstep at a time.
Over 250 years later, George Baaa-shington is still sharing his wisdom, his wit, and his woolly enthusiasm for American independence. He’s your trusted guide through the Historic Triangle, known for his legendary leadership, love of festive fireworks, and occasional tendency to nibble on the Declaration of Independence (he swears it was just the corner).
Now, as America celebrates 250 years, George is ready to rally the flock and make this anniversary truly un-BAAA-lievable!
Say Hello to the Sheep of Colonial Williamsburg!
George Baaa-shington might be our woolly founding father, but at Colonial Williamsburg, you can meet his real-life flock mates! Step into the past and visit the historic pastures where heritage sheep still roam, just as they did 250 years ago.