
The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown is a living history museum in Yorktown, York County, Virginia, founded in 1976 as the Yorktown Victory Center. Located along the Colonial Parkway and adjacent to the Yorktown Battlefield, the museum includes exhibitions relating the history of the American Revolutionary War, including the origins of the Thirteen Colonies and their unrest, the conflict itself, and the forging of a new nation in the decade after the Siege of Yorktown. In addition to the indoor exhibitions and movies, the museum includes living history areas such as a Continental Army encampment (with musket and cannon firing demonstrations) and a re-created Tidewater Virginia farm.
Gallery[]
Exhibits[]
The flags of the former Thirteen Colonies at the entrance
An exhibition of Highlander equipment
French and Indian War weaponry
A statue of Patrick Henry
A scene of a Black porter unloading a merchant ship
Patriots in action
The British Army in battle
A statue of Thomas Jefferson
A Hessian uniform
A British uniform
A French uniform
An American uniform
An exhibit on slave life
Royal Navy equipment and a portrait of Richard Howe
A replica of a siege cannon from the Siege of Yorktown
A description of the Federalist-Anti-Federalist debate
A statue of George Washington