Map of Virginia

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From Williamsburg to 1amestown, on James River, 6 Miles: To West Point Va. Pocahontas Saves Captain Smiths Life Creek A MAP showing points of interest in JAMESTOWN at 44 4 Werowocomoco December 1607 WILLIAM SBURG Arms Parto Bello Virgine YORKTOWN LL in VIRGINIA Sir Thomas Gater Pitst Royal Governor 1611-1614 Creck Capital Queen's Zending Wicomico Here Bacon First Plotted His Rebellion Colonial House Of Bargerses The Sarah Constant Godspeed Discovery- The President's House The Ships that Brought The Founders Of The Nation To Jamestown Commanded by Christapher Neport 1702 Bellfield Pary Kings Cr. 1732 444 Ringfield 7omb or Gov. Der And SHe f Home Here war ded The First SH Inndntry In The Colonien. 1607 Bruton Parish 1680 -Echurch A Main Building Poor Debtors 1693 duarten Powder Horn 1714 Navy Mine Depot talego of William 16 Mary ucester Point PHson 1744 Wefch Towr 93 Williamsburg Inden Preie Kiskiacks An Indion Tnbe That Lived Hen Whese Chief was Ofahotin Eonly Settlerf British Fleet The Capital Of Colonial Virginta Settled in 1632. first called "Middle Plantation" Road To Yorktown Green Spring Scene Of Baftle Cornwallis and Lafayette- July 6 Yorktown French Fleet ockading British Behween Laid Off In 1691 6 Mi T. Maidens 14 Mi. Velson House 1781 Field Battle Of Lee Hall Cornuallis Headouarte Milliam sburg Kings 1862 Martin's Hundred Here in 1622 Seventy- Eight Setiers Were Marracred by indians To Newport hrns Bartening wir Treball Military Entrenchiments Carter's grove Tabacco Captain John Smith President Of The Virginia Colony Ryine o ole Church Ceveyard Surrender Of Cornwallis 1781 Admiral Count De Grasre Commander in Chief Of The French Naval Forces Surrender Field SJa TAMEN Old Church 1639 Mevse Pocanontas 3CLCIA Monumert 1907 JAMESTOWN MAY 13 log Island 4. 1607 GFirst Pemmaent English Settlementa Snienca. Powhatan SCALI f MILES From Williamsburg to Yorktown, on York River, 12 Miles; from Williamsburg to Mariner's Museum, 18 Miles JAMESTOWN: Site of the first permanent English settlement WILLIAMSBURG: Colonial capital of Virginia from 1676 in America and capital of Virginia until the great fire in 1676. This map is historically accurate. Cornwallis surrendered to General Washington in 1781. YORKTOWN: Site of the final battle of the Revolution where Colonial To Richmond +52 Mi. 000 BY HUGO STEVENS To Hamplon Fort Eustis until the Revolution. Roud To

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The large map from which this card is made is on exhibit at the "Sign of the Bull's Head," a privately owned hostelry on Duke of Gloucester St., Williamsburg, Va. $) 5 B-H1482 DISTRIBUTED BY THE BULL'S HEAD GIFT SHOP, DUKE OF GLOUCESTER ST., COPYRIGHT V. B. HAUGHWOUT WILLIAMSBURG, VA.