Yorktown Battlefield Part 1 of 2 (Part of the Colonial National Historic Park)

Drive Through Yorktown Battlefield Virginia’s Revolutionary War History Part 1 of 2
Take a scenic drive through Yorktown Battlefield, the site where General Cornwallis surrendered on October 19, 1781—ending the Revolutionary War and securing American independence. 🚗🇺🇸
In this video, you’ll see:
Historic roads and landscapes preserved by the National Park Service
Key sites from the Siege of Yorktown
The Visitor Center, where you can explore a small museum and purchase America the Beautiful passes (free for veterans)
Peaceful views that connect past and present Whether you’re a history buff, planning a trip to Virginia, or just love exploring national parks, this drive thru tour offers a glimpse into one of America’s most important battlefields.

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Markers:
00:00 – Intro
00:19 – Yorktown National Cemetery
00:45 – Ballard St
01:03 – Entrance to Yorktown Visitor Center
02:02 – Yorktown Visitor Center
04:40 – Historical Tour Rd
08:13 - Wormly Pond
09:10 – West Branch Wormley Creek
12:04 – Cook Rd
12:39 – Surrender Rd
13:16 – Surrender Field
13:35 – Surrender Field Revolutionary War Monument
13:56 – Battlefield Tour Road of Encampment Areas
15:02 – George Washington Memorial Highway
19:06 – Beaver Dam Creek
20:33 - Outro

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