Jamestown

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Jamestown is the site of the first permanent English settlement in North America, founded in 1607 in what is now Virginia.


Statements (50)
Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site
historic settlement
tourist attraction
capitalFrom 1607
capitalOf Colony of Virginia
capitalUntil 1699
colonialPower Kingdom of England
continent North America
country United States
foundedBy Virginia Company of London
foundingDate 1607-05-14
governedBy National Park Service
Preservation Virginia
governingBodyInColonialPeriod House of Burgesses
hasArchaeologicalFind 17th-century fort remains
human burials from early colonial period
hasArchaeologicalProject Jamestown Rediscovery
hasCommemoration Jamestown 350th Anniversary (1957)
Jamestown 400th Anniversary (2007)
hasEthnicGroupInHistory English colonists
Powhatan peoples
hasMuseum Jamestown Settlement living-history museum
hasReligionInHistory Anglicanism
hasSettlementType fortified settlement
hasTourismAttraction Glasshouse at Jamestown
reconstructed James Fort
replica 1607 ships
heritageDesignation U.S. National Historic Landmark
U.S. National Historical Park component
isFirstPermanentEnglishSettlementIn North America
locatedIn James City County
Virginia
locatedInTimeZone Eastern Time Zone
locatedOn James River
namedAfter King James I of England
nearbyCity Newport News, Virginia
Norfolk, Virginia
Williamsburg, Virginia
originalName James Fort
partOf Colonial National Historical Park
Colony of Virginia
Historic Triangle of Virginia
Thirteen Colonies
replacedAsCapitalBy Williamsburg
significantEvent First Anglo-Powhatan War
Second Anglo-Powhatan War
Starving Time (1609–1610)
Third Anglo-Powhatan War
arrival of first recorded Africans in English North America (1619)
first representative legislative assembly in English America (1619)

Referenced by (44)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Pocahontas ("Jamestown, Virginia")
William Strachey ("Jamestown colony")
Yorktown
associatedWith
Deliverance ("Jamestown colony")
Patience ("Jamestown, Virginia")
Sea Venture ("Jamestown, Virginia")
destination
Tidewater region ("Jamestown, Virginia")
Virginia Peninsula ("Jamestown, Virginia")
contains
Patience ("Jamestown Colony")
Sea Venture shipwreck ("Jamestown, Virginia")
relatedTo
John Rolfe ("Jamestown, Virginia Colony")
Stephen Hopkins ("Jamestown, Virginia Colony")
residence
Stephen Hopkins ("Jamestown, Virginia Colony")
William Strachey ("Jamestown, Virginia")
traveledTo
Patience
arrivalAt
Sea Venture ("Third Supply to Jamestown")
associatedEvent
Sea Venture ("Jamestown, Virginia")
associatedPlace
Old Dominion ("Jamestown, Virginia")
associatedWithCity
Colony and Dominion of Virginia
capital
Eastern United States ("Jamestown, Virginia")
containsHistoricSite
John Rolfe ("Jamestown, Virginia")
emigratedTo
Sea Venture shipwreck ("Third Supply mission to Jamestown")
flagshipOf
James River ("Jamestown, Virginia")
flowsThrough
Virginia Company of London
foundedColony
Jamestown ("Jamestown Rediscovery")
hasArchaeologicalProject
House of Burgesses
hasCapital
Jamestown ("Jamestown 400th Anniversary (2007)")
hasCommemoration
Virginia
hasHistoricSite
Bacon's Rebellion ("Jamestown, Virginia")
hasLocation
Colony and Dominion of Virginia
hasPart
House of Burgesses ("Jamestown, Virginia")
locatedIn
The New World ("Jamestown, Virginia")
mainSubject
John Rolfe ("Jamestown, Virginia")
marriagePlaceToPocahontas
Williamsburg ("Jamestown, Virginia")
near
Colonial National Historical Park ("Jamestown, Virginia")
nearestCity
Sea Venture ("Third Supply mission to Jamestown")
partOf
John Smith ("Jamestown, Virginia")
placeOfActivity
Deliverance ("Jamestown, Virginia")
portOfArrival
The New World ("Jamestown settlement")
portrays
Williamsburg
precededAsCapitalBy
Virginia Company of London ("1607 Jamestown expedition")
sentExpedition
The New World ("Jamestown, Virginia")
settingPlace
Deliverance ("Third Supply mission to Jamestown")
voyageContext
Sea Venture shipwreck ("Jamestown, Virginia")
voyageDestination

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