Virginia

A fledgling colony established by the London Company in 1607, Jamestown is a strategic settlement along the banks of the James River. The settlement is surrounded by dense forests and marshlands, providing both resources and challenges for its inhabitants as they strive to survive and thrive in this new land.

The settlement features wooden palisades for defense, thatched-roof houses, and a central meeting area where colonists gather. Smoke rises from cooking fires, and the sounds of labor echo as settlers work to cultivate the land and build their new home.