Gabriel Kirellos
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Travel Writer at The Collector
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5 days ago |
thecollector.com | Gabriel Kirellos
Originally part of the Carolina Colony granted by King Charles II in 1663, North Carolina became a separate province in 1712 and one of the original thirteen colonies. In 1776, it made history by being the first colony to officially call for independence through the Halifax Resolves. During the Civil War, it was the site of major surrenders that helped bring the conflict to a close. The state also played a key role in the advancement of public education and the early tobacco industry.
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6 days ago |
thecollector.com | Gabriel Kirellos
Vermont’s history runs deep, from becoming the first state to abolish slavery in 1777 to playing a vital role in the Revolutionary War through the Battle of Bennington. The Green Mountain State’s legacy is etched into its architecture, village greens, and industrial landmarks. Historic sites like the Vermont State House, the Bennington Battle Monument, and Hildene preserve this heritage.
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3 weeks ago |
thecollector.com | Gabriel Kirellos
Tennessee’s story is built on moments that shaped the course of American history. It was the last state to secede and the first to rejoin the Union after the Civil War. It witnessed the birth of country music, the struggle for civil rights, and the presidency of Andrew Jackson. These events are not just chapters in textbooks. They’re deeply rooted in the land itself. Throughout the state, you’ll find towns that still carry the soul of their past.
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3 weeks ago |
thecollector.com | Gabriel Kirellos
Minnesota’s history is filled with defining moments that left a lasting imprint on the land, from its early Indigenous heritage and fur trading posts to the formation of the state itself in the mid-19th century. Key events such as the 1848 territorial convention in Stillwater marked the beginning of statehood, while places like New Ulm and Pipestone preserve the cultural and architectural legacies of German immigrants and Native American traditions.
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3 weeks ago |
thecollector.com | Gabriel Kirellos
From the Norman Conquest to the Tudor wool boom, from monastic power to the Industrial Age, the UK’s most defining moments have left their imprint on landscapes far beyond the major cities. Historic castles, abbey ruins, medieval marketplaces, and literary landmarks can all be found tucked into the UK’s small towns, often better preserved and more atmospheric than their urban counterparts.
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