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Historic JamestowneBicycling along Historic Jamestowne's Loop Drive
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Historic Jamestowne
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From earliest times Jamestown was divided into several sub-areas.  Old Towne is where Jamestown began as a settlement and where the original James Fort of 1607 has been rediscovered.  To the East of Old Towne is New Towne where Jamestown grew into a city of manufacturing, busniesses, homes and the seat of government after the fort no longer exsist.

Other areas up and down the James River have also had significant influence on Jamestown's history, areas like Green Spring, Henrico, Martin's Hundred and others.  The links under this catagory provide you with some of that history.

Young boy dressing up as Samuel Collier, one of the four boys brought to Jamestown  

Did You Know?
Of the first 104 English settlers at Jamestown in 1607, four were boys. Several boys were sent to live with the Powhatans so they could learn the language and customs and then return to the English to become interpreters.

Last Updated: August 05, 2008 at 12:05 EST