• The 411: This is hands-on history. The museum features a
new film and gallery exhibits, re-creations of circa-1610 James Fort, a
Powhatan Indian village, three English ships, and a riverfront discover
area.
• What's new: Virginia Indian, English, and African cultures
came together first at Jamestown. A 30,000-square-foot gallery traces
their paths.
• Don't miss: Climb aboard Godspeed, Discovery, and Susan
Constant, replicas of the ships that brought the settlers to Virginia.
Costumed interpreters will help you imagine the trip.
• "Wow" factor: Explore new, full-size replicas of the
Godspeed and Discovery.
• For kids: You can get your hands dirty here. Help make a
dugout canoe, plant a garden, or grind corn.
• Price: $13.50 adults, $6.25 ages 6-12.
left: Kids pitch in to help build a dugout canoe at Jamestown Settlement's living-history museum.
ARTICLE BY Cassandra M. Vanhooser; Photographs Scott Suchman