TABLE OF CONTENTS PART ONE: YORKTOWN'S MAIN STREET CHAPTER I. YORKTOWN STREETS AND WAYS CHAPTER II. THE WINDMILL AND WINDMILL POINT CHAPTER III. THE SECRETARY NELSON MANSION CHAPTER IV. DEVELOPMENT ALONG MAIN STREET (LOT BY LOT)
CHAPTER I. THE BRITISH INNER LINE AS BUILT AND USED Redoubts CHAPTER II. THE FRENCH OCCUPY YORKTOWN AND ALTER THE BRITISH LINE CHAPTER III. AMERICAN TROOPS FOLLOWED THE FRENCH INTO YORKTOWN FOR A TIME CHAPTER IV. EFFORTS TO LEVEL THE WORKS AROUND YORKTOWN FAIL CHAPTER V. THE OLD WORKS AT YORKTOWN BECOME LANDMARKS AND SLOWLY FADE CHAPTER VI. THE CIVIL WAR WORKS OBSCURED OTHERS THAT REMAINED APPENDIXES A. Notes on Some Archeological Finds along Main Street LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS Illustration 1. Berthier billeting plan of Yorktown, 1781 2. Main Street east from Church Street prior to siege of 1781 3. Main Street west from Church Street prior to siege of 1781 4. Yorktown as viewed from river, 1755 5. James Peale painting, "Meeting of the Generals at Yorktown" 6A. 1850 land plat 6B. Old windmill tower at Yorktown prior to 1840 7. Secretary Thomas Nelson mansion 8. Early photograph of Main Street, 1870's 9. Main Street, 1880's 10. Main Street, c. 1900 11. Main Street, c. 1903 12. Main Street, c. 1905 13. Main Street,c. 1907 14. Burcher Spinning Wheel Antique Shop, 1931 15. Hills (British) siege plan 16. Fage (British) siege plan 17. Hayman (British) siege plan 18. Bauman (American) siege plan 19. Gouvion (American) siege plan 20. La Combe (French) siege plan 21. How the French shortened the British line a siege plan 22. Plan of Confederate line around Yorktown 23. Yorktown area detail, 1931 U.S. Geological Survey 24. Section, 1931 battlefield topographical map, U.S. Geological Survey 25. Cross sections, two types of British works at Yorktown, French siege plan 26. Yorktown before siege of 1781 Plan. "Yorktown and Its Additions," (with street names and lot numbers)
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