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	<title>Black Travel &#124; Black Heritage Travel &#124; Black Festivals &#124; Black Cruises &#124; Black Vacations &#187; Richmond</title>
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		<title>Colonial Williamsburg &#124; Williamsburg, VA</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Colonial Williamsburg consists of 301 acres encompassing 88 original buildings and hundreds of other homes, shops and public buildings. During the 18th century, half of town&#8217;s population was black. Today, visitors can immerse themselves in the the lives of these enslaved and free people at many sites, inlcuding:

Great Hopes Plantation, which is located on the [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Maggie L. Walker National Historic Site, Richmond, VA</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[“Let us put our money out as usury among ourselves and reap the benefit ourselves. Let us have a bank that will take the nickels and turn them into dollars.”&#8211;Maggie L. Walker, 1901
Although widely acclaimed as being the first African American woman to found and be president of a bank, Maggie L. Walker was also [...]]]></description>
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