the Spanish ambassador who had sent a copy of John Smith’s original 1608 map of Virginia from England to Spain during that same year. Now, a flag on the map has led to the excavation of a new ...

John Smith had a genius for adventures ... Now Smith sent to London by Newport his new map of Virginia, embodying the results of his recent voyages of exploration, — a map of remarkable accuracy ...

On March 3, 1614, Captain John Smith set sail for Monhegan Island ... exploration of the Chesapeake Bay and published his 1612 map of Virginia. He yearned for another adventure in America and ...

Captain John Smith, the famous founder of America's first settlement, at Jamestown, Virginia, traced the Chesapeake ... "remaking" system that merges old maps with the modern lay of the land ...

John Smith’s journeys along the York ... maps will be available at sites along the route, at Virginia Welcome Centers and regional visitor centers. Maps of the James River segment can also ...

John Smith was an English explorer ... He did, however, explore and map an area north of Virginia, which he named New England. His efforts to establish a colony in New England were thwarted ...

In addition, he drew a map that included the serpentine ... s voyage through thunder and lightning. John Smith, The Generall Historie of Virginia, New England and The Summer Isles, Glasgow ...

A 1622 map of Virginia based on Captain John Smith’s 1608 map of the Chesapeake Bay shows (circled) the Rappahannock River and many of the sites Smith visited.(Album/ Alamy Stock Photo ...