During World War II, Camp Ashby, a U.S. Army prisoner-of-war camp, was located at Thalia.[2]
The area underwent extensive residential development after the war. In 1963, by mutual consent, the county was consolidated with the resort city of Virginia Beach, forming one of Virginia's largest cities.[3]
Neighboring waterways are Western Branch Lynnhaven River, Thurston Branch, and Buchannan Creek.
Sub-neighborhoods include Thalia Acres, Lynn Shores, Thalia Manor, Thalia Village, Thalia Wayside, Thalia Station and Thalia Shores. Caren Drive and Birchwood Gardens mark the eastern border of the neighborhood. Other notable streets in the community are Thalia Road, Thalia Drive, Edinburgh Drive, and Lynn Shores Drive.
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thalia, virginia, thalia, residential, neighborhood, northeastern, area, independent, city, virginia, beach, hampton, roads, region, virginia, thaliaunincorporated, areathalialocation, within, commonwealth, virginiashow, virginiathaliathalia, united, states, s. Thalia is a residential neighborhood in the northeastern area of the independent city of Virginia Beach in the Hampton Roads region of Virginia ThaliaUnincorporated areaThaliaLocation within the Commonwealth of VirginiaShow map of VirginiaThaliaThalia the United States Show map of the United StatesCoordinates 36 50 37 N 76 7 15 W 36 84361 N 76 12083 W 36 84361 76 12083 Coordinates 36 50 37 N 76 7 15 W 36 84361 N 76 12083 W 36 84361 76 12083CountryUnited StatesStateVirginiaIndependent cityVirginia BeachTime zoneUTC 5 Eastern EST Summer DST UTC 4 EDT ZIP codes23452Area code757 Contents 1 History 2 Modern community 3 References 4 External linksHistory EditThalia was originally an unincorporated community in Princess Anne County It was the location of Summerville Plantation home of wealthy Scottish merchant George F McIntosh 1768 1863 whose business was based in Norfolk 1 During World War II Camp Ashby a U S Army prisoner of war camp was located at Thalia 2 The area underwent extensive residential development after the war In 1963 by mutual consent the county was consolidated with the resort city of Virginia Beach forming one of Virginia s largest cities 3 See also History of Virginia Beach and Princess Anne County VirginiaModern community EditThe community is home to Fire Department No 7 Thalia Elementary School and Loehmann s Plaza a shopping center Princess Anne High School and Virginia Beach Town Center are just west of the neighborhood on Virginia Beach Boulevard separated from it by the southern reach of Thalia Creek Neighboring waterways are Western Branch Lynnhaven River Thurston Branch and Buchannan Creek Sub neighborhoods include Thalia Acres Lynn Shores Thalia Manor Thalia Village Thalia Wayside Thalia Station and Thalia Shores Caren Drive and Birchwood Gardens mark the eastern border of the neighborhood Other notable streets in the community are Thalia Road Thalia Drive Edinburgh Drive and Lynn Shores Drive References Edit Bookview Archived from the original on 2008 08 28 Retrieved 2008 09 13 Vodafone live Nachrichten Games Musik und E Mail Virginia Beach History VirginiaBeach com Retrieved 2008 03 21 External links Edit This City of Virginia Beach Virginia state location article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Thalia Virginia amp oldid 1105584174, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
