Lieutenant Governor Robert Dinwiddie assured the English Board of Trade that “the poor potter” of Yorktown produced wares insufficient to injure the mother country's trade, but
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Poor Potter's Kiln
c. 1720–c. 1745, William Rogers. Read St., southwest of Main St. Open to the public
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