French Troops leave camp to Surrender Field at the 225th Anniversary of the Victory at Yorktown, a reenactment of the siege of Yorktown, where General George Washington commanded 17, 600 American troops and French Comte de Rochambeau lead 5500 French troop

A fife and drum group of musicians wait for the beginning of the 225th Anniversary of the Victory at Yorktown, a reenactment of the siege of Yorktown, where General George Washington commanded 17, 600 American troops and French Comte de Rochambeau lead 550

Concert by the U. S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Band, a jazz band, in Colonial National Historical Park. Part of the 225th Anniversary of the Siege of Yorktown, Yorktown, Virginia.

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.

Re-enactment of Revolutionary War Encampment demonstrates camp life of Continental Army as part of the 225th Anniversary of the Siege of Yorktown, Virginia, 1781, ending the American Revolution with the defeat of the British Army and Lord Cornwallis surre

British fife and drum marches on Surrender Road at the 225th Anniversary of the Victory at Yorktown, a reenactment of the siege of Yorktown, where General George Washington commanded 17, 600 American troops and French Comte de Rochambeau lead 5500 French t

Fife and drum musicians perform at the Endview Plantation (circa 1769), near Yorktown Virginia, as part of the 225th anniversary of the Victory of Yorktown, a reenactment of the defeat of the British Army and the end of the American Revolution.

Concert by the U. S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Band, a jazz band, in Colonial National Historical Park. Part of the 225th Anniversary of the Siege of Yorktown, Yorktown, Virginia.

British fife and drum marches on Surrender Road at the 225th Anniversary of the Victory at Yorktown, a reenactment of the siege of Yorktown, where General George Washington commanded 17, 600 American troops and French Comte de Rochambeau lead 5500 French t

British fife and drum marches on Surrender Road at the 225th Anniversary of the Victory at Yorktown, a reenactment of the siege of Yorktown, where General George Washington commanded 17, 600 American troops and French Comte de Rochambeau lead 5500 French t

Fife and drum musicians perform at the Endview Plantation (circa 1769), near Yorktown Virginia, as part of the 225th anniversary of the Victory of Yorktown, a reenactment of the defeat of the British Army and the end of the American Revolution.

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

Boys playing checkers in Historical Revolutionary War reenactment