We toured the Museum of the Confederacy, including the White House, while in Richmond. It was extremely well done and full of portals to the past. We felt transported to the time of The War Between the States. The stories of many of the participants sprung to life through exhibits of their clothing, articles of daily living, letters and words,... More

The museum is outstanding and so many things to see that time can get away from you. Do not miss the tour of the house!

The Jefferson White House and Museum of the Confederacy were both great. Lots of great info and a nice tour of the home. It was a little funny that the events were portrayed in a way where it looked as though the North won despite their best efforts.

Have been in Virginia just over a week and visited many, many museums, including three days in Washington DC (Smithsonian’s). This museum has more authentic and interesting artifacts than any of the other museum that we have visited in the past 7-days. Actual weaponry, worn uniforms, real battle flags, detailed accounts of battles & happens and just simply "cool STUFF".... More

Interesting to see the little known Musuem and capitol of the confederacy Museum is definitely slanted towards the CSA but that is to be expected.

This museum is very important to see when you are traveling through our capitol. It is located next to the Confederate White House and holds alot of Civil War and Precivil War artifacts. See it, you won't be sorry.

Very well laid out, easy to walk thru. Nice tour of the southern white house.

This museum does a great job telling the history of a very dark period in USAmerican History. Allow a 2-3 hours if you want to see it all. If you want to read all of the exhibits, more time may be needed.

The Confederate White House was one of the high points of our road trip south. Our tour guide was incredible! He told great stories about the Davis family and the people around them. As for the Museum one would think the family had just stepped out! Highly recommend this tour!