Colonial Jamestown

Colonial Jamestown
An Internet Hotlist on Colonial Jamestown

created by K. Richardson

Introduction
In addition to using books and magazines to find out about Colonial Jamestown, why not also use the power of the Internet? The links below will get you started.

The Internet Resources

Internet Resources

A Brief History of Jamestown -
A Brief History of Jamestown by Tobacco.org -
A Hotlist on Colonial America -
America's Story from America's Library -
An Interactive Look at Jamestown from National Geographic -
Celebrating Native American Indian Tribes of the US and Canada -
Celebrating the 400th Anniversary of Jamestown with National Geographic Explorer -
Colonial America Hotlinks -
History Central -
Jamestown 1607-1630 - Click on the choices at the bottom of the page to learn more and to move from page to page.
Jamestown 2007:Fort Discovery -
Jamestown Rediscovery -
Jamestown-Why There? -
National Geographic: America Found and Lost -
Nova:Pocahontas Revealed - An interview with David Silverman,an Associate Professor in the Department of History at George Washington University, about Pocahontas, John Smith and the Jamestown colony.
Powhatan Indian Images from Google -
Social Studies for Kids -
Stories of a Nation: Surviving Jamestown -

Reference Sites

Games and Interactive Sites

Web Quests

A Webquest on Jamestown -

Literature Sites

Gail Langer Karwoski-Children's Author - Author of the historical fiction book Surviving Jamestown: the Adventure of Young Sam Collier
Kids Read - Use the search button to find books on Jamestown.
Library Thing - Books tagged Jamestown
Podcast of Surviving Jamestown: the Adventure of Young Sam Collier -

Video Clips

Content by K. Richardson, kbrichards@aol.com
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Last revised Tue Jul 22 5:33:41 US/Pacific 2008