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Colonial sawmill, Virginia, 1600s

Water-powered sawmill used in Jamestown Colony before 1650.
Hand-colored woodcut from " Virginia Truly Valued" by Edward Williams, 1650

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1600s 17th Century Colonial Colonist Colony Diagram English English Colony Jamestown Jamestown Colony Lumber Machine Mill Settlement South Southern Tool Trade Virginia Gear Gears Saw Mill


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This print takes us back in time to the 1600s, showcasing a colonial sawmill nestled in the heart of Virginia. The water-powered sawmill, an essential tool for the early settlers of Jamestown Colony, stands as a testament to American trade and craftsmanship during this era. Hand-colored with meticulous detail by Edward Williams in his renowned work "Virginia Truly Valued" from 1650, this illustration captures the essence of our nation's rich heritage. The image portrays a traditional wooden structure adorned with gears and tools that were vital to its operation. These intricate mechanisms allowed for efficient lumber production, supporting the growth and development of the English colony in North America. As we gaze upon this historic scene, we are transported back to a time when manual labor was at the forefront of progress. The significance of Jamestown Colony cannot be understated; it marked one of the earliest successful English settlements on American soil. This sawmill played an integral role in shaping both local industry and national history. It serves as a reminder that even amidst challenging circumstances, such as those faced by colonists trying to establish themselves in unfamiliar lands, determination and innovation prevailed. As we admire this vintage artwork capturing colonial life in Virginia centuries ago, let us appreciate how far our great nation has come while cherishing its roots deeply embedded within these historical landmarks.

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