Virtual Jamestown Alumni

Over the years we have been sustained by the generous contributions of many institutions. In 1998, Virginia Tech provided seed funding through its ASPIRES (A Support Program For Innovative Research Strategies) program. In the fall of 1999, Virtual Jamestown received a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities' Educational Development and Demonstration Grant, providing crucial support to the project. In 2002, the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awarded a large planning grant, making it possible to develop the next phase of the project. The Eugene Holt Foundation has provided generous funding to build Native- and African-American parts of the Web site. Additional support has come from the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities, Verizon, and the Fair Play Foundation.

We are very grateful for the support we have received from many individuals, without which Virtual Jamestown would not have been possible. This is a list of generous people who have supported this project with their time and talents:

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Virtual Jamestown Alumni

Virginia Tech, Blacksburg



Pulaski County Schools



Virginia Center for Digital History, University of Virginia



Department of Architecture, University of Virginia



Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, University of Virginia



Curry School of Education, University of Virginia



The College of William and Mary



Jamestown Rediscovery (APVA)



University of Virginia, Wise



James Madison University



Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (Australia)



Consultants and Advisors



Virginia Indians