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Additions to the Path to Victory tour

Kevin Vincent | July 31, 2006  | 0 comments  | Print  | E-mail

Charlotte County: Charlotte Courthouse Historic District [I think it is good to list this, because Tarleton raided here and the French cavalry  wintered here 1781-1782 after the victory at Yorktown, but it was not on the direct line of march]

Gloucester: Gloucester County Court House Square Historic District Yorktown: Washington-Rochambeau sign at Route 1020 and Colonial Parkway; Yorktown Battlefield; and Yorktown Victory Center.

One Revolutionary War game which was not mentioned, but which I found with a glowing recommendation on the Armchairgeneral website can be found at the following address – http://www.ageod.com/achat/produit_details.php?id=1019.  Interestingly from the W3R perspective, the authors of this game are from France!

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