George Washington sits outside the Revolutionary War museum being constructed in Yorktown, near the battlefield.  It is scheduled to open...

The Black Dog Gallery in Yorktown added some Christmas flair to the entryway with an oyster shell wreath and santafication of the black d...

The marina at Yorktown is busy all summer with boats of all shapes and sizes. Its location on the York River and adjacent to the Chesapea...

Summer is about to start and the Alliance has returned to Yorktown, giving sailing tours along the York River and Chesapeake Bay.

High on the hill overlooking Yorktown Beach sits a beautiful house with this very inviting entry way and a fantastic view of the beach an...

Colonial signage tended to be more artistic than the neon and brightly lit signs of today. The swan sign for the Swan Tavern Antiques is ...

Each Spring, the Yorktown Onions blossom where they may. Aside from being attractive, they are protected by law, so they cannot be damage...

Yorktown's Riverwalk Landing, with its beach, restaurants, pub and views like this is a favorite place to visit.

Historic Yorktown boasts a variety of colonial era buildings along with the battlefield where Cornwallis surrendered, effectively ending ...

    Sunrise in Yorktown can be quite spectacular.

This is a great time of year to fly a kite at the Yorktown beach; an idea not wasted on this little guy.

We liked this photo of a simple, but elegant church with blossoms to say Happy Easter.

    Our area is rich in history, most of which is painstakingly memorialized. At Yorktown's Riverwalk Landing is a series of plaq...

The Waterman's Museum at Yorktown displays a variety of items related to working and being on the water - a very important part of th...

The Coleman Bridge spans the York River from Yorktown to Gloucester Point. To accommodate large naval ships and cargo barges, the middle ...

This beautiful angel keeps a watchful eye in the Grace Episcopal Church cemetery in Yorktown, Virginia

    The Victory Monument at Yorktown towers above a neighboring home.

In 1781, American and French troops pinned down Lord Cornwallis and the British at Yorktown. The artillery siege was so effective the tow...

The Yorktown fishing pier reaches well into the York River allowing fishermen and women of all skills a license free chance at dinner.

  This newly installed exhibit adjoining the parking lot at Yorktown beach is a bit of a mystery. No sign or information about what it ...