Immersive history museum featuring interactive exhibits, rare Revolutionary War artifacts, living-history experiences, and multimedia presentations that explore the founding of the United States.
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day
Seniors: $19
Youth (ages 6–12): $11
Children age 5 and under: Free
How to Get There
From Williamsburg (12 mi): Take the Colonial Parkway east toward Yorktown, continue into the historic waterfront district, and follow signs to the museum at 200 Water Street.
Overview
The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown traces the Revolution from rising colonial tensions to the Constitution with immersive exhibits, artifacts, film, and interactive displays. Galleries cover soldiers, political leaders, women, enslaved people, Native Americans, and ordinary citizens, and a theater presentation covers the Siege of Yorktown.
Outdoors
- Continental Army encampment: drills, camp life, and battlefield medicine demonstrations
- Revolution-era farm: a working farm showing a Virginia family's daily life, with costumed interpreters
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