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Travel Blogs from Williamsburg

Colonial Williamsburg

A travel blog entry by lukeandrebecca

... Right now we are headed straight to the Arlington Cemetery to hopefully catch the 1pm ceremony and later the changing of the guard. We are so thankful for all the people who serve this amazing nation we've been driving across, it might not have been as beautiful or the same without them. A fitting note to end our trip on, we will let you know how it goes. Love and miss you all, The ...

Learning About The Department of Energy

A travel blog entry by 14alexanderh

... of Energy helps create solutions to these only issues. We only advise that they keep the Department of Energy - to get rid of it would be silly!

Well, it’s nearly time for us to go visit the HQ! Well, not really the HQ, but the Jefferson Lab, the Accelerator Facility. We plan to take a tour and learn even more throughout this trip! WIsh us ...

12 days in Virginia!

A travel blog entry by thesairs

... of Independence. Oh, and Robert E. Lee was born here as well! Just down the road from Stratford Hall is the birthplace of George Washington. The home burned to the ground in the 1790's and the National Park that is located here holds a historically incorrect version of the home. You see, on the bicentennial of our first Presidents birthday some good ...

Start the TEA PARTY

A travel blog entry by phungster

... pub in a small English town or village. It's a nice break from the heat, before I am heading out again for a self driving tour of the Yorktown Battlefields.

The fields are now peaceful. It is hard to believe that they have seen both American Revolutionary War and American Civil War.

This place is THE destination for all history buffs!!!

I can't believe I am here...Life is good!
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Disneyland of Virginia

A travel blog entry by phungster

... say more... I will have to leave this as is. This is something you might have to experience for yourself, just like Disneyland!!!

To continue with my tradition, I must stop by a nearby College of William and Mary - one of the oldest public universities in the U.S. Here was once home to 16 signers of the Declaration of Independence and 3 U.S. Presidents. It's a must visit whenever in Williamsburg.
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