John Smith's adventures in Virginia are depicted in 6 scenes plus a map of the Virginia coast. Top row, L-R: Smith is captured and bound by native Americans in 1607; a native 'conjurer, 'idol,' and 'priest,' are shown a meeting around a fire; Smith foils an ambush by seizing the 'werowance' (Algonquian word meaning leader or commander) Opechancanough. Bottom row, L-R: Smith defeats the king of Paspehegh in 1609; a map of the region south of the Chesapeake; Smith's rescue by Pocahontas, daughter of Powhatan (BSLOC_2020_1_145)