White House of the Confederacy
5 expert reviews
“This museum was once a shrine to the Southern 'Lost Cause,' and still attracts a fair degree of neo-Confederate types.”
– Lonely Planet

"A required stop for Civil War buffs, this excellent museum houses the largest Confederate collection in the country, much contributed by veterans and their descendants."
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"These two buildings provide a look at a crucial period in the nation's history."
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"While this was once a shrine to the Southern 'Lost Cause,' the Confederate White House is recommended for its quirky insights (did you know the second-most powerful man in the Confederacy may have been a gay Jew?)."
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1 Star
"Confederate president Jefferson Davis and his family lived in this stucco-clad mansion (White House of the Confederacy - 1818) during the Civil War. "
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