Survivors of Jamestown Famine Visit Historic Virginia Sites
Washington reports on a club named The Survivors of the Jamestown Famine, a loose gathering of congressmen and journalists. They tour Jamestown and Williamsburg, recount Pocahontas and John Smith lore, and preserve historic graves, churches, and the Powd er Horn while celebrating Virginia antiquities.
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