The White House of the Confederacy in Richmond, Virginia

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From 1861 to 1865 seven then eleven states of the United States of America (USA) seceded from the Union to form the Confederate States of America (CSA). The Confederacy had a president, Jefferson Finis Davis, and he had a house in the capital of Richmond in Virginia. It’s the White House of the Confederacy.

The White House of the Confederacy is part of the American Civil War Museum. The other parts are the Historic Tredegar and the American Civil War Museum – Appomatox.

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The White House was the home of the presidential family. The president’s office was elsewhere.

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The first floor (aka ground level) is very ornate as it’s public space. The actual home was on the second and third floor.

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The tour lasts some 45 minutes. If you’re in Richmond, it’s certainly worth a visit.

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  1. pedmar10's avatar pedmar10 says:

    Long ago went by it one of my best friends is from a town just out from Richmond towards the mountains ::) Cheers

  2. Unknown's avatar Timothy says:

    Easter 2025. I’m visiting my uncle and aunt in Leland, North Carolina. It’s my first trip of two to the United States in 2025. I…

  3. Unknown's avatar Timothy says:

    Easter 2025. I’m visiting my uncle and aunt in Leland, North Carolina. It’s my first trip of two to the United States in 2025. I…

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