Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 62, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The architectural remains recorded in the HABS drawings reference the gambrel-roofed dwelling built by Edward Champion Travis after 1755. The house stood through 1781 and likely until 1803. The ... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
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Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
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Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 76, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: Structure 16 had a long rectangular footprint measuring 34' x 12' with framed side walls and north gable end. The walls rested on sills underpinned by a single row of brick footings. The south gab... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain photograph - historical image of Virginia, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 86, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The sites of Structure 21 and the brick-paved path (Structure 20) were both compromised by a later brick drain pipe (Structure 39), however the architectural remains suggest either a well-appointe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 76, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: Structure 16 had a long rectangular footprint measuring 34' x 12' with framed side walls and north gable end. The walls rested on sills underpinned by a single row of brick footings. The south gab... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain scan of an architecture diagram, plan, or drawing, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 62, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The architectural remains recorded in the HABS drawings reference the gambrel-roofed dwelling built by Edward Champion Travis after 1755. The house stood through 1781 and likely until 1803. The ... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
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Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain scan of an architecture diagram, architectural drawing, building plan, or design, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 110, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: Evidence suggests that this structure served as a brewhouse and apothecary between ca. 1623 when it was constructed until ca. 1650 when it was destroyed. The work building was constructed by eithe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 76, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: Structure 16 had a long rectangular footprint measuring 34' x 12' with framed side walls and north gable end. The walls rested on sills underpinned by a single row of brick footings. The south gab... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain photograph - historical image of Virginia, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain scan of an 18th-century map, vintage, old, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 86, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The sites of Structure 21 and the brick-paved path (Structure 20) were both compromised by a later brick drain pipe (Structure 39), however the architectural remains suggest either a well-appointe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 110, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: Evidence suggests that this structure served as a brewhouse and apothecary between ca. 1623 when it was constructed until ca. 1650 when it was destroyed. The work building was constructed by eithe... More
U.S. Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads, Virginia: Bungalows - Unit...
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Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 76, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: Structure 16 had a long rectangular footprint measuring 34' x 12' with framed side walls and north gable end. The walls rested on sills underpinned by a single row of brick footings. The south gab... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 76, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: Structure 16 had a long rectangular footprint measuring 34' x 12' with framed side walls and north gable end. The walls rested on sills underpinned by a single row of brick footings. The south gab... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain photograph - historical image of Virginia, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 110, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: Evidence suggests that this structure served as a brewhouse and apothecary between ca. 1623 when it was constructed until ca. 1650 when it was destroyed. The work building was constructed by eithe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 62, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The architectural remains recorded in the HABS drawings reference the gambrel-roofed dwelling built by Edward Champion Travis after 1755. The house stood through 1781 and likely until 1803. The ... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 62, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The architectural remains recorded in the HABS drawings reference the gambrel-roofed dwelling built by Edward Champion Travis after 1755. The house stood through 1781 and likely until 1803. The ... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain scan of a technical diagram, plan, or drawing, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain scan of an architecture diagram, plan, or drawing, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 110, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: Evidence suggests that this structure served as a brewhouse and apothecary between ca. 1623 when it was constructed until ca. 1650 when it was destroyed. The work building was constructed by eithe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 110, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: Evidence suggests that this structure served as a brewhouse and apothecary between ca. 1623 when it was constructed until ca. 1650 when it was destroyed. The work building was constructed by eithe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain photograph - historical image of Virginia, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain scan of an architecture diagram, plan, or drawing, free to use, no copyright restrictions - Picryl description.
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 86, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The sites of Structure 21 and the brick-paved path (Structure 20) were both compromised by a later brick drain pipe (Structure 39), however the architectural remains suggest either a well-appointe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 86, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The sites of Structure 21 and the brick-paved path (Structure 20) were both compromised by a later brick drain pipe (Structure 39), however the architectural remains suggest either a well-appointe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 110, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: Evidence suggests that this structure served as a brewhouse and apothecary between ca. 1623 when it was constructed until ca. 1650 when it was destroyed. The work building was constructed by eithe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 101, Jamestown, James City Cou...
Significance: The drawing records several of the decorative tiles discovered at Jamestown, although it is unclear from the drawing where on the island they were found. The faience tiles have a translucent glaze... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 62, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The architectural remains recorded in the HABS drawings reference the gambrel-roofed dwelling built by Edward Champion Travis after 1755. The house stood through 1781 and likely until 1803. The ... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
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Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 59 & 73, Jamestown, James Cit...
Significance: Archaeological excavations in the 1930s uncovered the foundations of a warehouse measuring 53' x 16' and located on the riverbank. The foundation walls are almost 14" wide (about a brick and a hal... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 112, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: The dwelling built by Sir John Harvey in the 1620s and expanded by Harvey, or Governor Sir William Berkeley, around 1640 is probably the only site whose life span matched that of New Towne (1620-9... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 59 & 73, Jamestown, James Cit...
Significance: Archaeological excavations in the 1930s uncovered the foundations of a warehouse measuring 53' x 16' and located on the riverbank. The foundation walls are almost 14" wide (about a brick and a hal... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 76, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: Structure 16 had a long rectangular footprint measuring 34' x 12' with framed side walls and north gable end. The walls rested on sills underpinned by a single row of brick footings. The south gab... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 62, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The architectural remains recorded in the HABS drawings reference the gambrel-roofed dwelling built by Edward Champion Travis after 1755. The house stood through 1781 and likely until 1803. The ... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 86, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The sites of Structure 21 and the brick-paved path (Structure 20) were both compromised by a later brick drain pipe (Structure 39), however the architectural remains suggest either a well-appointe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 62, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The architectural remains recorded in the HABS drawings reference the gambrel-roofed dwelling built by Edward Champion Travis after 1755. The house stood through 1781 and likely until 1803. The ... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 89 & 97, Jamestown, James Cit...
Public domain photograph - historical image of Florida, United States, free to use, no copyright restrictions image - Picryl description
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Structure 110, Jamestown, James City Co...
Significance: Evidence suggests that this structure served as a brewhouse and apothecary between ca. 1623 when it was constructed until ca. 1650 when it was destroyed. The work building was constructed by eithe... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 76, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: Structure 16 had a long rectangular footprint measuring 34' x 12' with framed side walls and north gable end. The walls rested on sills underpinned by a single row of brick footings. The south gab... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 76, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: Structure 16 had a long rectangular footprint measuring 34' x 12' with framed side walls and north gable end. The walls rested on sills underpinned by a single row of brick footings. The south gab... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 59 & 73, Jamestown, James Cit...
Significance: Archaeological excavations in the 1930s uncovered the foundations of a warehouse measuring 53' x 16' and located on the riverbank. The foundation walls are almost 14" wide (about a brick and a hal... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-units 59 & 73, Jamestown, James Cit...
Significance: Archaeological excavations in the 1930s uncovered the foundations of a warehouse measuring 53' x 16' and located on the riverbank. The foundation walls are almost 14" wide (about a brick and a hal... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 101, Jamestown, James City Cou...
Significance: The drawing records several of the decorative tiles discovered at Jamestown, although it is unclear from the drawing where on the island they were found. The faience tiles have a translucent glaze... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 62, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The architectural remains recorded in the HABS drawings reference the gambrel-roofed dwelling built by Edward Champion Travis after 1755. The house stood through 1781 and likely until 1803. The ... More
Architectural Remains, Unit B, Sub-unit 62, Jamestown, James City Coun...
Significance: The architectural remains recorded in the HABS drawings reference the gambrel-roofed dwelling built by Edward Champion Travis after 1755. The house stood through 1781 and likely until 1803. The ... More