
At discovery stations along a winding pathway, historical interpreters provide information about 17th-century piloting and navigation, boat-building techniques, methods of fishing, and the importance of trade between the Powhatan Indian, English and African cultures that came into contact at Jamestown.
Learn about the production of commodities for export and the importance of tobacco as the cash crop led to the economic success of the Virginia colony. Scrape out a tree trunk to make a Powhatan canoe,work at a carpenter’s bench, and examine trade items to learn about the objects considered valuable by each culture.
The guys asked if we could go back again tomorrow, so I count the day as a huge success!Living the life in historic Virginia!
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