Green Spring Plantation

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Green Spring Plantation was the 17th-century Virginia estate of colonial governor Sir William Berkeley, serving as a prominent political and agricultural center near Jamestown.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
plantation
associatedWithEvent meetings of the governor's council
political councils of colonial Virginia
associatedWithPerson Lady Frances Berkeley NERFINISHED
Ludwell family NERFINISHED
Philip Ludwell I NERFINISHED
Sir William Berkeley NERFINISHED
coordinateSystem World Geodetic System 1984 (WGS84) NERFINISHED
country Colonial America NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
currentStatus archaeological site
part of Colonial National Historical Park vicinity
distanceFrom approximately 3 miles from Jamestown
era English colonial period
function agricultural estate
governor's residence
political center
seat of a large plantation complex
governedBy House of Burgesses (colony-wide) from nearby Jamestown NERFINISHED
hasCrop diversified agriculture
experimental crops
tobacco
hasGovernorResident Sir William Berkeley NERFINISHED
hasOwner Lady Frances Berkeley NERFINISHED
Ludwell family NERFINISHED
Philip Ludwell I NERFINISHED
Sir William Berkeley NERFINISHED
hasStructure manor house
outbuildings
plantation quarters
hasWaterSource Green Spring NERFINISHED
heritageDesignation Virginia historic site
listed on the National Register of Historic Places
locatedIn James City County, Virginia NERFINISHED
Virginia
locatedInTime 17th century
locatedNear Jamestown, Virginia NERFINISHED
locatedOn Green Spring Road NERFINISHED
namedAfter a nearby spring
partOf Colony of Virginia NERFINISHED
politicalRole informal seat of gubernatorial power outside Jamestown
region Tidewater Virginia NERFINISHED
significance center of political activity in colonial Virginia
major agricultural enterprise in colonial Virginia
one of the most important estates in 17th-century Virginia
usedFor experiments in agricultural diversification by Sir William Berkeley

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Governor William Berkeley residence Green Spring Plantation
subject surface form: William Berkeley
Governor William Berkeley owned Green Spring Plantation
subject surface form: William Berkeley
Green Spring Plantation site hasArchaeologicalRemainsOf Green Spring Plantation
this entity surface form: Green Spring Plantation mansion