VA-W22 Chickahominy Indians

Marker text: CHICKAHOMINY INDIANS

One mile south is the home of descendants of the Chickahominy Indians, a powerful tribe at the time of the settlement of Jamestown. Chickahominies were amongt he Indians who took Captain John Smith prisoner in December 1607. Currently two state-recognized Chickahominy tribes reside in the area.

Department of Historic Resources, 1998

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Location: US 60 (eastbound) east of Providence Forge., New Kent County, Virginia

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