Virginia Studies 

Explore the home, gardens, and interactive Reynolds Education Center of America’s first president—helping students connect Virginia’s colonial roots with Washington’s legacy.

Point Comfort at Fort Monroe marks where the first recorded Africans arrived in 1619—an important part of Virginia’s story. Explore how different cultures shaped early life in the colony.

A highly engaging, family-oriented museum experience with indoor exhibits, outdoor recreations of the Powhatan village, English ships, and James Fort—plus costumed interpreters. Journey through the Jamestown colony with interactive maps and video.

Discover early Virginia through a self-paced virtual tour, interactive videos, and at-home activities like artifact-making and Powhatan corn grinding. A perfect companion to Virginia Studies topics like Jamestown, Native cultures, and colonial life.