1. We loved Williamsburg as a living museum - the amys are amazingly professionally to entertaine & educate tourists.
1. We loved Williamsburg as a living museum - the amys are amazingly professionally to entertaine & educate tourists.
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Virginia state is in the central-eastern part of the US. Neighbors: Maryland and Wahington DC (north and east), West Virginia (north and west), Atlantic Ocean (east), North Carolina (south), Tennessee (southwest), Kentucky (west).
Virginia got its name from Elizabeth I (1533-1603), the "Virgin Queen of England". (Elizabeth insisted to be called the Virgin Queen, even though she had a lot of love affairs. Presumably, someone had to devirginate her, e.g. Robert Dudley, Count of Leicester. )
Size: 110,786 km² (42,774 mi²)
Population (in 2020): 9 million - 63% White, 19% Black (African American), 8,6% Hispanic (Latino), 6,5% Asian
Capital city: Richmond
The state of Virginia is also called the "birthplace of a nation".
Eight U.S. presidents were born in Virginia: George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, James Monroe, William Harrison, John Tyler, Zachary Taylor, and Woodrow Wilson.
Virginia’s economy is firmly based on tobacco farming. The tobacco industry provides a livelihood for many locals.
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Williamsburg
Jamestown
Arlington & National Cemetery
George Washington's Mount Vernon
Richmond
National Air and Space Museum
Virginia Beach
Shenandoah National Park