The White House and Museum of the Confederacy

Virginia

1201 East Clay Street
Richmond, VA 23219, USA

Website: http://www.acwm.org/

The White House and Museum of the Confederacy offer visitors two unique experiences involving Civil War history. The White House of the Confederacy served as Jefferson Davis's executive mansion from August 1861 until April 1865 and is open for tours. The Museum of the Confederacy contains three floors of exhibitions. This museum is the preeminent center for the display, study, interpretation and commemoration of Confederate history and artifacts.

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