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Yorktown Battlefield
Operating Hours & Seasons
 
All park grounds are closed at sunset. Yorktown Visitor Center: Opened daily 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.
 

Nelson House

Informal tours of this early 18th-century home's first floor are offered throughout the year. The building is open as staffing permits.  Check for hours of operation at National Park Service visitor center.

Moore House

Located behind the allied siege lines, this house was used as the stage for the surrender negotiations between Allied and British representatives. Today, amidst colonial furnishings, tours of the house focus on the surrender negotiations that helped end the Yorktown Siege. The building is open as staffing permits.  Check for hours of operation at National Park Service visitor center.

Poor Potter

Archaeological ruins of a busy pottery manufacturing site in the early 18th century.  There are wayside exhibits and the kiln can be viewed through glass when the site is closed. The building is open as staffing permits.  Check for hours of operation at National Park Service visitor center.

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Yorktown Onion

Did You Know?
The Yorktown Onion, commonly known as a wild leek, is a native of Southern Europe and West Asia. In America, in the 1950's, it was only found in York County, Virginia. Today it has spread into North Carolina and Western Virginia.

Last Updated: September 26, 2008 at 11:16 MST