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I took this angled shot of the historic Moore House in Yorktown, Va. During the Revolutionary War it was actually used to house negotiations between Lord Cornwallis and General George Washington. It was however, besieged with artillery fire as well as wood from the siding being used for fuel for fires during the procession of the war. It was restored many years later with the assistance of archaeology and historic images of the original structure.


This photo will be 5X7 in size and will be professionally printed in either glossy or matte finishes at a Custom Photo Lab.

**Mounting and framing services are available at a slight additional fee. Mounted photos will be on an Archival Mat Board. The total size after mounting will be 8X10. Please contact me if you are interested in a quote in either of these services.

If you would like the print signed on the back or on the mat board, that can also be arranged per request.

***Upon ordering any prints, please note that I retain all rights on the images. Please do not redistribute the photos as your own.


This photo will be shipped in a flat envelope. The photo itself will be in a clear protector to avoid scratches with thin sheets of cardboard on either side.

The Moore House is a very historical building as well as being reported haunted. There have been many reports of apparitions and disembodied voices ever since the restoration of the house.

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