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History of the James
"From
the Blue Ridge to the Chesapeake: A Brief History of Virginia Indians"
Article by Kathy Spaar
Map
of Virginia, 1590, Theodore de Brys Penn Library Exhibit
Captain
John Smith Biography, APVA Site
"Captain
John Smith" Article by Dennis Montgomery, Colonial Williamsburg
Journal
"This
innocent worke": Adam and Eve, John Smith, William Wood and the North
American Plantations" Article by Graham Roebuck, Early Modern
Literary Studies, 1995
"Old
Muddy Jeems and the Flow of History" Article by Dennis Montgomery,
Colonial Williamsburg Journal
The
Destruction of Richmond, Virginia, January 5 and 6, 1781 Article
from Henry B. Dawson's Battles of the United States [1858]
Historic
Hatton Ferry Description and photos
CSS Virginia
Home Page Information and photos by a descendent of the captain.
Includes an eyewitness
account by R. E. Colston.
Report
of Flag Office Franklin Buchanan on the Battle of the Monitor and the
Merrimac 1862 eyewitness account
George W. Bagby,
Canal Reminiscences: Recollections of Travel in the Old Days on the
James River & Kanawha Canal, 1879.
"Canal
was carved with slave labor," Gary Robertson, Richmond Times-Dispatch
"A
hard life on the river," Gary Robertson, Richmond Times-Dispatch
[on Explore Park tribute to bateaumen)
Captain
John Smith Trail on the James River
Journey
on the James: Three Weeks through the Heart of Virginia Earl Swift
of the Virginia Pilot on his journey down the James in September,
1999.
Interactive
Map of the James River.
"The
Heritage of the James" Talk by Ann Woodlief for the James
River Symposium, May 19, 1995, Richmond, VA.
James
River Association
The
James River Tributary Strategy
The James River, 2011"
"State of the James 2011" Richmond Times-Dispatch,
Sports and Tourism
James River Fishing School Recommended!
James
River Batteau Festival
Whitewater
on the James River in Richmond, Virginia
Adventure
Challenge (whitewater rafting)
James
River Runners [canoe livery, Scottsville, Va)
Canoe
and Kayak the Upper James (James River Basin Canoe Livery)
James
River Reeling and Rafting (Scottsville)
James
River Outdoor Coalition ("Save the JR Park")
James
River Plantations
Parks and Wildlife
James River Park, Richmond
"Bruised and Bloody, Ralph White to Retire," Style Weekly
James
River State Park Buckingham County, opened June 1999
Henricus Historical Park, Chesterfield
County
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