Captain John Smith Virginia Museum of History & Culture

John Smith (baptized 1580 –1631), an English soldier, author, and adventurer, played a crucial role in establishing the Virginia colony at Jamestown, England’s first permanent settlement in North America, in 1607.

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Historic Jamestowne

John Rolfe, Pocahontas, Jamestown, Virginia

Pocahontas National Women's History Museum

Jamestown Settlement - Winds of Change - Our Changing Life

Captain John Smith Virginia Museum of History & Culture

Guest Post from Vaughn Scribner: “Fabricating History: The Curious Case of John Smith, a Green-Haired Mermaid, and Alexandre Dumas” « The Junto

Beyond Jamestown, Travel

Statue of Captain John Smith, Historic Jamestown, Virginia Stock Photo - Alamy

Dive into the Culture of Rural, Coastal Virginia at these Small Museums and Hidden Gems - Virginia Water Trails

England, But New: How John Smith's 1616 Map Helped Define America - Atlas Obscura

Archaeologists discover remains of Jamestown colony's earliest leaders, Virginia

Statue of Captain John Smith on Jamestown Island, part of the Colonial National Historical Park in Jamestown, Virginia - PICRYL - Public Domain Media Search Engine Public Domain Search

History of Virginia - Wikipedia

Unearthing Jamestown's Leaders, and a Mystery - The New York Times