
George Washington founded a village in the foothills of the Blue Ridge of Virginia, naming its main streets 'Main', 'Middle', and 'Gay'.
The village, known as Little Washington to locals, has a nuanced history due to the street names.
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The village's history and naming are of interest to locals and historians
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