Cape London

Cape London is a headland and small settlement in Jamestown, the capital of New England. In 1873, Scottish and English immigrants arrived by Cape London. A kilometer away, they founded the City of Jamestown.

Cape London is the extreme easterly point on New England.

Settlement
In the settlement of Cape London lives around 440 people. Sir Robert Miller was an English writer and translator. He moved with his family in 1875 to Cape London. There, he finished his several works with his wife, Agnes. His brother Samuel and he quarreled about family matters. Samuel changed the name 'Miller' for 'Milner' and moved to Berlin in 1881. He came back as a rich industral a few years later. The Agnes House, named after Robert's wife, built in 1899, transformed to a pub in the mid 1930s, called The Quarrels.