Sentence examples for northern neck from inspiring English sources

For the production of genius, it seems, Northern Neck soil was especially rich.

In 1753 he became adjutant of the Northern Neck and Eastern Shore.

I wanted one, of course, both as a reminder of my time on the Northern Neck and for other reasons.

A map last Sunday with the cover article on the Northern Neck of Virginia misspelled the name of a river and located it incorrectly.

It is the Rappahannock — not Rapahannock — and it is the river along the western side of the Northern Neck, not the inlet on the eastern side.

I learned, of course, the best eating places, and that was not hard because dining choices on the Northern Neck are few.

The Valley View property was part of the South Branch Survey of Thomas Fairfax, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron's Northern Neck Proprietary.

Even insiders like Tom Kimmitt, a real estate agent on Virginia's Northern Neck, are having trouble getting repairs done.

This is how William H. Dean felt when he discovered the Northern Neck, a coastal region in Virginia.

Significant portions of the Rappahannock River National Wildlife Refuge lie on the Northern Neck (great swaths are across the river on the so-called Middle Peninsula), and there are also five state parks and natural areas that include Caledon Natural Area State Park, Bush Mill Stream Natural Area Preserve, Dameron Marsh Natural Area, and Westmoreland and Belle Isle State Parks.

To the Editor: Regarding "Virginia's Lost History" (Nov. 25), I think a reason Virginia isn't visited as often as it merits (it is one of the most beautiful and historic states on the Eastern Seaboard), and the Northern Neck in particular, is evident in many of the comments on the Travel Web site: the abiding haze of slavery surrounds so many of the historic areas and sites.