Yorktown, Virginia 1781 Battle Drawing

The Battle of Yorktown proved to be the final major battle of the American Revolution. Washington, along with the French, trapped the British and Cornwallis in Yorktown Virginia. After a three week siege, Cornwallis surrendered to Washington (Cornwallis sent his second-in-command to surrender and it was accepted by the American second-in-command) on 19 October 1781.

French drawing from the south of Yorktown looking north along the York River with the American and French to the north and west.

Result: American Victory

Created/Published: 1781

Dimensions (Width x Height): 20.6x13.8

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