St. Augustine, Florida: Spanish, first permanent settlement in what will become the United States
St. Augustine, Florida: Castillo de San Marcos
St. Augustine, Florida: Castillo de San Marcos, hotshot oven
St. Augustine, Florida: Gonzalez-Alvarez House, oldest house in U.S., built after English burned city in 1702
Jamestown, Virginia: 1607, first permanent English colony in America, diorama
Jamestown: wooden palisade
Jamestown: foundations of original buildings
Jamestown: foundations of 3rd & 4th statehouses (4th burned 1698)
Jamestown: Ambler Mansion ruins, built mid-1700s
Jamestown: Old Church Tower, only 17th century structure still standing
Jamestown excavation site
Jamestown: Memorial Cross, 300 graves from Starving Time, 1609-1610
Jamestown: statue of Captain John Smith, who saved colony from starvation
Jamestown: statue of Pocahontas, who later married John Rolfe & died in England
Jamestown: tercentenary monument, 1907
Plymouth, Massachusetts: settled 1620 by Separatists (Pilgrims) from England who arrived aboard the MAYFLOWER. Entrance to 1627 Pilgrim Village (reconstructed).
Plymouth, Mass.: village cannon
Plymouth, Mass.: 1627 Pilgrim Village main street
Plymouth, Mass.: Pilgrim house
Plymouth, Mass.: Isaac & Fear Allerton house
Plymouth, Mass.: Myles &: Barbara Standish house, John & Priscilla Alden house
Plymouth, Mass.: Myles Standish & John Alden houses
Plymouth: Pilgrim house
Plymouth, Mass.: storehouse
Plymouth, Mass.: village garden
Plymouth, Mass.: Pilgrim Village
Plymouth, Mass.: Pilgrim Village main street
Plymouth, Mass.: Pilgrim Village storehouse
Plymouth, Mass.: carpenter
Plymouth, Mass.: Pilgrim Village women hauling straw
Plymouth, Mass.: Indian dugout canoe
Plymouth, Mass.: Hobbamock's bark hut
Plymouth, Mass.: Hobbamock's long hut
Plymouth, Mass.: Hobbamock's small hut
Plymouth, Mass.: Plymouth Rock
Plymouth, Mass.: Plymouth Rock monument
Plymouth, Mass.: MAYFLOWER II, exact copy of original, sailed from England to Plymouth, Mass., in 1960s
Plymouth, Mass.: MAYFLOWER II crow's nest
Plymouth, Mass.: MAYFLOWER II
Plymouth, Mass.: MAYFLOWER II main mast
Plymouth, Mass.: MAYFLOWER II shallup
Plymouth, Mass.: monument to Pilgrim women
Williamsburg, Virginia: colonial capitol building after Williamsburg replaced Jamestown as Virginia capital
Williamsburg: colonial capitol
Williamsburg: Governor's Palace & Palace Green
Williamsburg: Governor's Palace
Williamsburg: courthouse & stocks
Williamsburg: Bruton Parish Church
Williamsburg: College of William & Mary
Williamsburg: market square, magazine, & guardhouse
Williamsburg: house on Nicholson & New England Streets
Williamsburg: wagon on Duke of Gloucester Street
Williamsburg: windmill
