by Elliot | Jun 4, 2020 | Blog
Welcome To Virginia Named after Queen Elizabeth I, Virginia is among the oldest and most interesting states. From the very beginning the colony of Virginia grew vastly wealthy, but settlers struggled to make advantage of this natural wealth. Many colonial companies...
by Elliot | May 31, 2020 | Blog
Welcome To South Carolina Named after King Charles I, South Carolina has a long and grand history. In those days North and South Carolina were part of one single gigantic colony of the British empire. Georgia, Tennessee, and part of Florida also made up the colony of...
by Elliot | May 7, 2020 | Blog
Welcome To Rhode Island Rhode Island is not exactly a giant of commerce. In fact, it’s not a giant of anything, literally being the smallest US state by land area. Yet she is home to more than a million people, making her the second most densely populated state...
by Elliot | May 3, 2020 | Blog
Welcome To Pennsylvania Pennsylvania was named after a man called William Penn, an English colonial who settled the area in the late 1600s. The land was actually granted to him by the king of England in order to repay a debt the crown owed the Penn family. It was...
by Elliot | May 2, 2020 | Blog
Welcome To Oregon Oregon has a long been seen as a wilderness. Settled by farmers in the 1800s, most knew it only as a land needed to be crossed to reach more wealthy areas like California or Washington. In those days it was but an unorganized territory. Much has...
by Elliot | Apr 30, 2020 | Blog
Welcome To North Dakota Like it’s more southern sister, North Dakota was named after a native American people. Today North Dakota is one of America’s least populous states, with a population less than 800 thousand. In fact the state’s largest city is...
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