Admittedly, I am a Stonewall fanatic, and this was a must for my trip to the area. Yes, it's a little way off the main drag, but well worth the trip. The only structure on the site is the building in which Stonewall Jackson died,...More

The Shrine building is the only thing on the property remaining from the Civil War. The building itself is small but knowing Stonewall Jackson passed on the bed is a bit solemn. The bed and one of the blankets were original to his use. The...More

Quite ways off I-95 all that is here is a small house that they hauled 'ole Stonewall off to after he was shot, so all he did here was died. You get to see a few original artifacts and the bed itself but ... uh...More

I visited and toured some Civil War battlefields that are part of the NPS "Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania County Battlefields. My fourth stop was At the Stonewall Jackson Shrine at Guinea Station. A small farm house next to the railroad where Jackson was to rest before...More

We have passed the signs for this park on I95 for years and we finally stopped today. This is the house where Stonewall Jackson died in 1863. There was a ranger on duty who gave us a great rundown on the historical events which make...More

This place is off the beaten path (about 5 miles from I-95) but worth the detour. This house is where Stonewall Jackson died following friendly fire nearby. The house is preserved and includes some original items. Your visit will be short, but you'll learn a...More

I have been a Civil War buff and Stonewall Jackson fan since I was in middle school. I got to see his home and grave in Lexington, VA when i was much younger. But this October I scheduled a day trip to check out the...More

In beautiful quite serene area about 5 miles off the interstate. Worth a visit. The room where Jackson died is almost as it was the day he died down to the clock which is still keeping time. The guide on duty was excellent and gave...More

When you see the signs off 95 for the Stonewall Jackson Shrine, realize that it is about 5 miles off the exit. Once you get there, the signs don't really call out that the small white building is where Jackson died. As small as it...More

As routine travelers of Route 95, we often see the highway sign for The Stonewall Jackson Shrine but never had the time to make a stop. Fortunately, we did pay a visit on our last journey and we were glad we did. In need of...More