Talk:Green Spring Plantation

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Did you know... that Green Spring Plantation in James City County was home of Sir William Berkeley, who served three non-consecutive terms as governor of the Virginia Colony, and for whom Berkeley Plantation is named?

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...Green Spring Plantation in James City County was home of Colonial Virginia governor Sir William Berkeley, for whom Berkeley, California is named?

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