Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Jamestown comprise Virginia's historic Triangle. Some of the most important chapters of America's hisotry unfolded in these settlements. From Williamsburg come tales about the Wagon of Death, the colonial celebrations that still continue at Raleigh Tavern, the residential area where ghosts still fight the Revolutionary War, and the ongoing wedding that brings men from both sides of the Civil War together. From Yorktown come stories of the cave where Lord Conwallis hid during the town's siege, the mournful tune heard on Surrender Field. From Jamestown the deserted lover's angry ghost on James River and the slave who searches Old Country Road near Carter's Grove for his lost family.