The Hauntings of Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Jamestown
 Jackie Eileen Behrend
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For more than 250 years, people have told tales of strange occurrences in Virginia’s historic triangle. Colonial homes, deserted battlefield, haunted cemeteries, local churches, and public buildings all provide backgrounds for ghostly stories. Jackie Behrend, creator of two of the area’s most popular walking tours--"Haunted Williamsburg" and "Hauntings of Yorktown"--now gathers over 40 of her most popular tales in this collection. Photos.
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Touring North Carolina’s Revolutionary War Sites
 Daniel W. Barefoot
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Author Daniel Barefoot offers 14 driving tours that cover 82 of North Carolina’s 100 counties. From Brunswick Town, where the first armed, open resistance to British colonial rule occurred, to Guilford Courthouse, where Cornwallis lost a quarter of his troops, which eventually led to his surrender at Yorktown seven months later.
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Yorktown, Virginia (Images of America Series)
 Kathy Manley
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Yorktown, Virginia, first came to prominence in American history when the Revolutionary War brought the final battle to the city. Once a battlefield and later planned to be a golf course and grand hotel, the site today is a historical monument maintained by the National Parks Service. The history of this colonial town has evolved tremendously from the 17th century through the present. Focusing on the period of 1900 through the 1940s, Images of America: Yorktown highlights the places, people, and times before the area’s designation as a historical monument. Among the photographs contained within this volume are those illustrating Yorktown’s bustling port, pre-World War business development, and celebration at the conclusion of the Great Depression that characterize some of the area’s proudest times.
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