Jamestown
a city in Chautauqua co., N. Y., at the outlet of Chautauqua JANE rebellion of 1676, and never rebuilt. It burned by Nathaniel Bacon during the was the scene of an engagement between the forces of Wayne and those of Lord EXPOSITION, held at Hampton Roads, JAMESTOWN TERCENTENNIAL EXPOSITION, held at Hampton Roads, the first permanent English colony in America. The principal buildings were of the original colonies which had detion, a square named Raleigh Court. All of the original colonies which had developed into States in the Union were represented by buildings, usually erected to represent some famous colonial structure in that State. The Pennsylvania building was a replica of Independence Hall, that of Massachusetts, the old State House in Boston. There were in of the principal arts and manufactures.
Numerous gold, silver and bronze medals were awarded as prizes. Although over a million and a half paid admission to the exposition, the financial results were poor, a deficit of two millions remaining to be raised.
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