JAMESTOWN SETTLEMENT
Use this order number JS1. Replicas of two of the original ships that landed the English settlers on the Virginia Peninsula that became Historic Jamestowne. © 2006 Michele and Tom Grimm
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JS2 . 17th century sailor prepares to trim the sails for a landing in Virginia.. Jamestown Settlement riverfront. © 2006 Hal Gieseking
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 JS3. Navigator (historic interpeter) aboard the Susan Constant searches for a place to land in the New World. © 2006 Michele and Tom Grimm |
JS4. "Halt!" Soldier at the Fort. © 2006 Hal Gieseking
JS5. Soldier practices firing his musket © 2006 Michele and Tom Grimm
JS6. Historic interpreter shows Indian women's homemade storage ware.! © 2006 Michele and Tom Grimm
JS7. Woman baking the evening bread. © 2006 Hal Gieseking
JS8. Settlers sawing log for the Fort's construction. Riverfront Discovery Area.
© 2006 Hal Gieseking
JS9 Settlers sometimes had to fire cannons from the ships to frighten away hostile Indians. © 2006 Hal Gieseking
JS10. Hoisting sail on the Discovery
© 2006
Michele and Tom Grimm
JS11. Settlers greet visitors at the entrance to the replica of the original Jamestown Fort © 2006 Michele and Tom Grimm
JS12. Sailors preparing their ship for docking. © 2006 Hal Gieseking
JS13. Checking the ship's compass. © 2006 Hal Gieseking
JS14. Working with fire. An historic interpreter demonstrates how Native Americans hollowed canoes with hot embers. Riverfront Discovery area. © 2006 Hal Gieseking