Historic Jamestowne glass blower
At the Historic Jamestowne Glasshouse, costumed craftsmen demonstrate the same glassblowing and production techniques used by their 17th-century Jamestown counterparts.
Historic Jamestowne Glasshouse - National Parks Gallery
The Historic Jamestowne Glasshouse recreates the first industry attempted by the colonists in 1608
Jamestown Tercentenary Monument - National Parks Gallery
The 103-foot Jamestown Tercentenary Monument was erected in 1907 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the founding of Jamestown.
Colonial Parkway - Historic Jamestowne
The original finding aid described this photograph as: Original Caption: Dusky blues and purples paint the sky behind a statue commemorating the site of the first permanent English settlement in the New World.... More
Foundations of New Towne - Public Domain image, National Parks Gallery
Remains of the 17th-century capital of Virginia are evident on a walk through the New Towne section of Jamestown.
John Smith statue - National Parks Gallery
The statue of Captain John Smith overlooks the James River.
Foundations of Jamestown - National Parks Gallery
By the 1620s, Jamestown had grown into a surveyed town, "New Towne," located to the east of the fort, whose remains are still visible today.
Ranger tour in New Towne - Public Domain image, National Parks Gallery
Park Rangers give walking tours at many sites around Jamestown, including the remains of New Towne.