The house in which Robert E. Lee surrendered the Army of Northern Virginia.  This house is a replica of the original house that was dismantled in the late 1800's to be moved to Washington DC.  The financing of the move fell through and the wood of the house was destroyed.

This is the room in which Robert E. Lee surrendered to U.S. Grant.

The courthouse in which the town was named. This view is from the North looking due South.

The Clover Hill Tavern is located due north of the courthouse in town.

The view of the county jail (left) and the Isbell House is taken from the road beside the court house looking due East.

A view of the battlefield from outside the historical village entrance on Rt. 24 looking west.

Looking back east along Rt. 24 from Grant's field HQ.