Virginia porch ceilings are often painted light blue, known as Haint blue, to ward off ghosts, a tradition originating from the Gullah-Geechee people.
Historical photographs showcase life in Virginia from the nineteenth to early twentieth century.
Virginians have unique and quirky traditions that reflect their rich cultural heritage.
Parts of the movie Coal Miner’s Daughter were filmed in the tiny community of Bee, Virginia.
Virginia is home to unique historical facts and places that sound made up but are true.