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Experience Tidewater Virginia through stunning photographs of landscapes and landmarks. Tidewater lies east of the fall line of the Virginia rivers that flow into the Chesapeake--a definition that dates back to colonial times. Much of what we know of 17th and 18th century Tidewater comes from the writing of Captain John Smith, William Byrd II, and Thomas Jefferson. The Virginia of Smith, Byrd, and Jefferson remains, in part, our Virginia. Geography and place names are largely the same. Their accounts of what they saw, where they traveled, what's in bloom and what's ready for harvest will sound…mehr

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Experience Tidewater Virginia through stunning photographs of landscapes and landmarks. Tidewater lies east of the fall line of the Virginia rivers that flow into the Chesapeake--a definition that dates back to colonial times. Much of what we know of 17th and 18th century Tidewater comes from the writing of Captain John Smith, William Byrd II, and Thomas Jefferson. The Virginia of Smith, Byrd, and Jefferson remains, in part, our Virginia. Geography and place names are largely the same. Their accounts of what they saw, where they traveled, what's in bloom and what's ready for harvest will sound very familiar. Author Bryan Hatchett pairs landscape photography with the words of some of the first Virginians to illustrate both continuity and the change that time has brought to this very special place.
Autorenporträt
Bryan Hatchett is a native of Hampton. He has photographed eastern Virginia for forty years. For nineteen years, he edited and published the annual Chesapeake Bay Watermen Calendar. His day job has been as a lawyer in New York, first with CBS and later at Food Network. Retired from active practice, he continues to divide his time between New York and Virginia. Hatchett is a graduate of Washington & Lee University and a law graduate of University of Richmond.