Fredericksburg, VA

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About Fredericksburg

• George Washington's mother, Mary Ball Washington, spent her final years in Fredericksburg.
• Kenmore Inn, established in 1793, is believed to be the birthplace of Chincoteague ponies.
• Its location on the Rappahannock River drove Fredericksburg's early trade and growth.
• A local legend says the ghost of a murdered woman haunts the Rising Sun Tavern.
• The Great Fire of 1807 destroyed many buildings, leading to brick construction.
• Named for Frederick, Prince of Wales, it was established in 1728.
• With over 29,000 residents, its population is comparable to many small college towns.
• Sitting 42 feet above sea level, it avoids the worst effects of coastal flooding.
• Healthcare, retail, and government services are primary employment sectors.
• Fredericksburg offers a blend of historical charm and modern, small-town warmth.
• The Washington Nationals, MLB's 2019 World Series champs, are the closest major league team.
• James Monroe, the fifth U.S. president, practiced law in Fredericksburg.

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