In the winter of 1607-08, Captain John Smith traveled up the Rappahannock River as a prisoner of the Powhatans and became the first European known to have visited the Northern Neck.
He was the first European known to have visited the Northern Neck. In the winter of 1607-08, Captain John Smith traveled up the Rappahannock River as a prisoner of the Powhatans.
In the winter of 1607-08, Captain John Smith traveled up the Rappahannock River as a prisoner of the Powhatans. He was the first European known to have visited the Northern Neck.
In the winter of 1607-08, Captain John Smith traveled up the Rappahannock River as a prisoner of the Powhatans. He was the first European known to have visited the Northern Neck.