Why is Jamestown, Virginia, listed on the National Trust’s list of the most endangered historic places United States?

The British colonists who settled a bit of land they soon named Jamestown (depicted ... and drew a map of the bay so accurate that it guided settlement of the area for the next 50 or more years.

Small towns in Virginia don't lack big personalities, said World Atlas, an online geography resource for anyone interested in learning more about a destination whether it be to visit, plan a ...

The weekend festival is packed with things to do and visitors can use maps and ... of the Virginia Colony from 1699 to 1780 and played a significant role in the American Revolution. It forms the ...

This time, Smith was an invited guest at the Algonquian settlement ... at a Native site in Virginia. The chemical signature of the copper matched that traded by Jamestown settlers between 1607 ...

(Courtesy of the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation ... and his forces out of the colony. Their exit allowed Virginia, “the most populous and wealthiest of the 13 nascent states in the United ...

On a partly sunny, early-spring afternoon in tidewater Virginia, a series of rectangular ... than a site for research and discovery. This is Jamestown, the location of the first permanent English ...

This hub of American colonial history features cobblestone streets, botanical gardens, theme parks—and a 300-acre living ...

Established in 1699 as the capital of the Virginia colony ... throughout the year. Jamestown: Founded in 1607, Jamestown is the site of the first permanent English settlement in North America.

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