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Traveling to History: Twenty Nine
Traveling to History: Twenty Nine

WASHINGTON’S BURGESS TRAIL

Following Routes George Washington took during his years in the House of Burgesses

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Travel, History, U.S. History, African American, African American History, Slavery, Virginia, Virginia History, Antebellum South, U.S. Army Air Corps, World War 2, World War Two, WW2, Women's History, Women, Hampton, Integration, WACPatty McAvoy DesignsThe World of "Never Caught": On The Trail of Ona JudgeHistory, Historic Houses, Travel, American History, U.S. History, U.S. Army Air Corps, U.S. Army, Military Women, Women's History, Women Comment
Traveling to History: Twenty Eight
Traveling to History: Twenty Eight

Enduring Legacy

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Travel, History, U.S. History, African American, African American History, Slavery, Virginia, Virginia History, Antebellum South, U.S. Army Air Corps, World War 2, World War Two, WW2, Women's History, Women, Hampton, Integration, WACPatty McAvoy DesignsThe World of "Never Caught": On The Trail of Ona JudgeHistory, Historic Houses, Travel, American History, Slavery, U.S. History, U.S. Army Air Corps, U.S. Army, Military Women, Women's History, WomenComment
Traveling to History: Twenty Seven
Traveling to History: Twenty Seven

“Jailed for Teaching Black Children”

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Travel, History, Museums, U.S. History, African American, African American History, Historic Houses, Houses, Norfolk, Slavery, VA, Virginia, Virginia History, Anti-Literacy laws, Antebellum South, literacyPatty McAvoy DesignsThe World of "Never Caught": On The Trail of Ona JudgeHistory, Historic Houses, Travel, American History, Slavery, Norfolk, Norfolk Virginia, Virginia, Virginia HistoryComment