Results for James Fort
James Danforth Quayle
On August 19,1988, this beautiful court house square was h...
Fort James
A mile and a half south of here on the Chickahominy River ...
Fort St. James
English:
Simon Fraser and John Stuart establi...
James Fort Site 1607 – 1624
You are about to enter the site of 1607 James Fort, the he...
James Fort
The English settlers in Virginia soon built a fort ...
Results for James Fort
James Danforth Quayle
On August 19,1988, this beautiful court house square was host to 12,500 residents and visitors gathered to witness the first rally of the successful presidential campaign of George Herbert Walker Bush and Huntington's favorite son and 44th Vice President of ...
Fort James
A mile and a half south of here on the Chickahominy River stood Moysonec, an Indian village. Some of the Chickahominy Indians residing there captured Captain John Smith in 1607. In the wake of the 1644 Indian uprising, the colonists ...
Fort St. James
English:
Simon Fraser and John Stuart established Fort St. James among the Carrier Indians in 1806. Originally a North West Company post, it passed to the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1821. From the beginning an important centre of trade and cooperation ...
James Fort Site 1607 – 1624
You are about to enter the site of 1607 James Fort, the heart of the first, permanent English settlement in North America. The sections of log walls stand above archaeological remains of the original palisades. The walls enclosed about one ...
James Fort
The English settlers in Virginia soon built a fort in order to protect themselves from raids by the Spanish and local Indians. The fort re-created here was described by an English settler in 1610 as triangular in shape with walls ...