The Nelson House in Yorktown, Virginia, is a historic home that was once owned by Thomas Nelson, Jr., a prominent figure in American history as a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Built in the early 18th century, the Nelson House is a fine example of early Georgian architecture, showcasing original features and furnishings that offer a glimpse into colonial life.
Throughout its rich history, the Nelson House has served various purposes, from being a family residence to a hospital during the Civil War. Acquired and restored by the National Park Service, visitors can now explore this well-preserved landmark and learn about the legacy of the Nelson family and its contributions to the founding of the United States.
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