A historic note associated with George Washington’s acceptance of the British surrender is set to go on display in London. The document will be exhibited at The National Archives in Kew as part of the exhibition “Revolution 250: America’s Independence Story, 1763–1783.” The exhibit frames the document within the wider context of the American Revolutionary era and marks a 250-year anniversary theme, drawing on materials that relate to the conflict’s key concluding events. According to reporting, the note is being prepared for public view at the venue, where visitors can see the item as part of the special exhibition program. The National Archives in Kew provides the location and institutional context for the display, indicating how the document will be presented to the public during the exhibition period. The outlets agree on the core point that the note will be shown in London and that it is linked to Washington’s role in the surrender process, rather than being displayed elsewhere or used for another purpose. No additional details on the note’s physical condition, provenance, or display dates are provided in the supplied excerpts.