To learn more about the American Civil War, the people of Winchester and Stonewall Jackson, this is... read more
Wifee and I visited this home and Brian gave us an excellent private tour. He also suggested we buy... read more
Updating Map... About Stonewall Jackson's Headquarters
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To learn more about the American Civil War, the people of Winchester and Stonewall Jackson, this is an excellent place to visit, view the period artifacts and talk to the staff.
Wifee and I visited this home and Brian gave us an excellent private tour. He also suggested we buy a multi pass so we could visit Abram's Delight and George Washington's Office Museum.
Great place to step back in time. Tour guide is very pleasant and well informed. He knowledge of history and her presentation of events during Generals use of the home make this experience come alive. I always enjoy visiting a historical place that you can...More
A truly interesting tour given by an extremely knowledgeable tour guide. Alot of original historic artifacts to enjoy.
Didn't get to go in do to hours but was a very nice picture stop. Grounds and house are very well maintained and I'm sure this would be another great treasure of our country's historical figures. Would hope to get here if in area again.
I really didn't have any interest in Stonewall Jackson. When we walked up to the house after purchasing the 3 museum pass at Washington's office I was underwhelmed when I noticed that Jackson used this house for a total of about 3-4 months. I wasn't...More
Good historic home tour if you are interested in Civil War history. Winchester has a lot of history dating back to the Revolutionary War, and before. The tour was informative.
We visited the Stonewall Jackson Headquarters Museum this week and really enjoyed the visit. Our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly, the house is beautiful and we learned quite a bit about General Thomas Jackson. There are several personal items that belonged to the General...More
The docent, dressed in period clothing, presented us with the home's history and explained the artifacts in the rooms and cases. One of her accounts was the connection between Mary Tyler Moore and General Jackson. One of the actress's ancestors (great-great-grandfather, I think) owned the...More
Nothing matches having a Southern Dame be your tour guide through such an auspicious attraction. Great sense of the people who lived there, the collections' provenance, all shared with understated wit. Unfortunately not for those having to use wheelchairs-several steps without and within.
