Yet another historic marker........this one in Virginia........it had been a while since i was there.............mentions a visit to this area back in the 1600s...........by Capt. John Smith................

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Early Indian Life on Analostan Island - National Postal ...

postalmuseum.si.edu/indiansatthepostoffice/mural...

Smithsonian Institution

Early Indian Life on Analostan Island is one of a set of seven murals created by ...including Theodore Roosevelt Island, featured in the mural Early Indian Life on ...largest of the three American Indian villages located in the Washington area  ...

Theodore Roosevelt Island - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Map showing the location of Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial ... The Nacotchtank Indians, formerly of what is now Anacostia (in Washington, D.C.),  ...

Nacotchtank - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Wikipedia

Their principal village (also named Nacotchtank) was situated within the modern ...relocated to Anacostine Island (present-day Theodore Roosevelt Island.)  ...

Draft environmental impact statement for traffic and ...

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United States. National Park Service, ‎United States. Federal Highway Administration. Eastern Direct Federal Division - 1985 - ‎Technology & Engineering

George Washington Memorial Parkway (Spout Run to Theodore Roosevelt ...Algonquian Indian villages were situated along the Potomac River at the time of the ...was located on the Virginia shore in the vicinity of Theodore Roosevelt Island.

Theodore Roosevelt Island, Potomac River, Washington ...

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Library of Congress

Significance: Theodore Roosevelt Island's primary significance rests on its role as a ... originated through an association with the Necostin (Anacostian) Indians.