On October 19, 1781, in Yorktown, Virginia, the British forces surrendered to George Washington, effectively ending the Revolutionary War and ushering in the early days of the United States. Learn more about the Siege of Yorktown at the Yorktown Victory Center, a museum located at Yorktown Battlefield National Park. Yorktown is part of "America's Historic Triangle," along with the nearby colonial towns of Jamestown and Williamsburg, an area aimed at allowing visitors to interact with the past.
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We loved this walk along the water front. It has been very well done. And, there is free parking across the street. Nice touch!! Excellent place to visit!
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Yorktown is a great place to walk around. The Gallery has such a nice selection of local artists and craftsmen. Their selections are always interesting, always changing. The staff is friendly and very helpful without hovering. It’s worth a visit!
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What will bring your attention to this house is that there are still cannonballs in the walls of the exterior of the house from the Siege of Yorktown. It is also the home of a signer of the Declaration of Independence. A lot of great Revolutionary War history here.
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