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05/04/2022

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03/31/2022

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02/05/2021

Happy national WEAR RED DAY!

Did you wear red today? Drop a selfie below 👇🏻👇🏻

02/03/2021

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02/02/2021

2021 Traverse SOLD!

Thank you Mr and Mrs D for choosing me for your NEW TRAVERSE purchase (😉)

02/01/2021

Happy February 1st! Not only is it a fresh start with it being a new month, but it’s also BLACK HISTORY MONTH!

Slavery in Williamsburg:

Though the transatlantic slave trade began in the sixteenth century, the first Africans to be forcibly brought to British North America arrived by 1619 in Virginia's capital, Jamestown. Early forms of forced labor in the emerging colony consisted of white and black indentured servitude, as well as Native American and African slavery. Virginia legislators legally codified slavery and restricted the rights of free blacks by the 1660s. After the colony's capital was moved to Williamsburg in 1699, Virginia continued to grow as a slave society, dependent on the forced labor of about 42 percent of its population. As enslaved people struggled to forge meaningful lives in bo***ge, they helped to build a thriving commercial society through field work, skilled trades, and domestic labor. Some men and women fled their circumstances for uncertain lives at the fringes of slave society. Most, however, remained enslaved and claimed whatever they could to improve their circumstances and maintain ties to their families and communities.

As white Virginians declared independence from Great Britain, the ideals of their leaders, based upon liberty and man's natural rights, exposed a deep contradiction: their freedom depended upon slavery. During the American Revolution, approximately 5,000 free blacks and slaves joined the American Continental Army, while more than twenty thousand blacks supported the British forces. Since 1979, Colonial Williamsburg has interpreted these complicated eighteenth-century stories though groundbreaking African American programs, supported by rigorous scholarship.



Information found using this link: http://slaveryandremembrance.org/partners/partner/?id=P0000



Did you know Colonial Williamsburg is offering a ‘blast to the past’ tour all month long! This is the ONLY tour in Williamsburg dedicated solely to Black History. You can purchase tickets here https://williamsburgwalkingtours.com/african-american-history/

01/30/2021

Sale #2 of the day!

2019 RAM Big Horn SOLD!

Thank you Mr J for choosing myself and Loyalty Chevrolet Cadillac for your truck purchase!

Do you know why he chose us? Not just because we had what we wanted in stock.

He wanted the LIFETIME POWERTRAIN, LIFETIME OIL CHANGES AND LIFETIME STATE INSPECTIONS!

His vehicles transmission just recently died and he said NEVER AGAIN!

And last BUT NOT LEAST, thank you for your service in the Navy!

01/30/2021

2017 Cruze SOLD!

Thank you Mr L for allowing myself and Loyalty Chevrolet Cadillac for helping you with your car purchase!

And thank you for your 14 years of Navy Service!!

01/29/2021

Can we just take a moment on this FREEZING Friday afternoon, and take in this BEAUTIFUL sight of the ALL NEW ESCALADE 🤩

01/28/2021

2014 Nissan Frontier SOLD!

Did you know we can pull inventory from our other lots?!

Thank you Mr H for choosing me and Loyalty Chevrolet Cadillac for your truck purchase!!

01/28/2021

2019 Dodge Caravan SOLD!

Thank you Mr and Mrs W for choosing me and Loyalty Chevrolet Cadillac ALL THE WAY FROM VA BEACH!