Yorktown Victory Center

King George III portrait
King George III portrait
Meet one of the latest acquisitions at the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation – a coronation portrait of King George III and its exquisite frame. Discover why this portrait is so important and learn about the conservation processes involved in restoring the painting and frame.
Drums and Drills
Drums and Drills
Hey kids – check out our new video series just for you! Get in on action-packed history adventures with your host Anna. In this episode, Anna learns about Revolutionary War-era drums and military drills.
Pick and Pickle
Pick and Pickle
Join Anna in discovering what people of the 18th century did to keep their food from rotting and learn how to make your own batch of colonial cuisine.
Jamestown Settlement and Yorktown Victory Center
Jamestown Settlement and Yorktown Victory Center
Welcome to Jamestown Settlement and Yorktown Victory Center, two living-history museums of early America.
Declaration of Independence Broadside
Declaration of Independence Broadside
Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation Senior Curator Tom Davidson describes a rare broadside printing of the Declaration of Independence now on exhibit at the Yorktown Victory Center.
Nine Mens Morris
Nine Mens Morris
In this episode, join Anna in learning to play a fun and very old (over 2,000 years!) game called "Nine Men’s Morris" that provided entertainment for soldiers during the American Revolution.
From Matchlock to Flintlock
From Matchlock to Flintlock
Make ready, present your piece, FIRE! Explore the mechanics of matchlock and flintlock muskets in this video about 17th- and 18th-century firearms. Historical interpreters present daily musket demonstrations in Jamestown Settlement’s re-created colonial fort and the Yorktown Victory Center’s re-created Continental Army encampment.
Jeremiah Greenman: Revolutionary Soldier
Jeremiah Greenman: Revolutionary Soldier
Learn about the hardships facing an American soldier in the Revolutionary War.

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Map and directions

Jamestown, Williamsburg and Yorktown form “Virginia’s Historic Triangle,” all linked by the scenic Colonial Parkway, and are easily reached via interstates 95 and 64 and U.S. Route 17. Map & Directions

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