Yorktown Victory Monument in Colonial National Historical Park, Historical Triangle, Virginia. The statue was commissioned by the U. S. Congress to commemorate the Yorktown Victory in 1781 that ended the American Revolutionary War.

British on the march in re-enactment of Attack on Redoubts 9 & 10, where the major infantry action of the siege of Yorktown took place. General Washington's armies captured two British fortifications, Endview Plantation (circa 1769), near Yorktown Virgini

British Flag honoring losses during American Revolution

Birthplace of John Adams, the 2nd President

Revolutionary War flag reads "In Peace always Prepare for War" at the 225th Anniversary of the Siege of Yorktown, Virginia, 1781, ending the American Revolution with the defeat of the British Army and Lord Cornwallis surrendering to General Washington.

Revolutionary War re-enactors re-create the cannon fire and subsequent cease-fire of the British army, in which they flew the white flag requesting a truce, bringing an end to the bombardment by the Allied armies and beginning the negotiations to surrende

Old North Bridge in summer time, historical site for American Revolution

Cannons at the Revolutionary War National Park at sunrise