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Moore House

building, Yorktown, Virginia, United States
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  • Yorktown: Colonial Custom House
    Yorktown

    Augustine Moore House (c. 1725), at the edge of the Revolutionary War battlefield (which surrounds the town), was where the “Articles of Capitulation” were drafted (October 18, 1781) prior to their signing the next day in a British redoubt. The reconstructed York County Courthouse (1633),…

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    Augustine Moore House (c. 1725), at the edge of the Revolutionary War battlefield (which surrounds the town), was where the “Articles of Capitulation” were drafted (October 18, 1781) prior to their signing the next day in a British redoubt. The reconstructed York County Courthouse (1633),…

    Read More