Well worth a walk around the grounds and gardens. Renovations should be completed this summer, they hope. No furniture inside at the moment but still worth the visit. More

Arlington House is part of the Arlington National Cemetery tour. This is one of the oldest structures in America. If you love American history this is truly a site to behold. The views from the house are magnificent. Park Rangers are there to answer questions and help with your tour. You need to stop to see this while on the... More

While at Arlington Cemetery be sure to stop by Arlington House. There are great views of Washington DC from this hill top and alot of history to learn about this house. More

An absolutely beautiful spot overlooking DC. The history of the house is quite interesting. More

Nothing spectacular (except the view). So, if you have limited walking abilities, this may be one you want to skip. If you don't mind a hilly walk, it is certainly worthwhile, just not jaw-dropping the way so many other portions of Arlington Cemetery are. More

The view is simply amazing. It's so worth going there just for the view. The house has a touching and dramatic story to tell, but it's still kind of an empty shell. Hopefully when they finish with the renovation it will be more impressive. More

The Arlington House has been under construction for over a year. After last summer's earthquake, additional damage was done to the house, delaying the planned completion from late 2011 to early 2012. According to the National Park Service ranger, the renovation is suppose to be complete in June of this year -- there is already a celebration planned for it.... More

House is undergoing some remodeling but is still accessible. Take your time and read the signs in the house. Interesting facts and Lefant is also buried up here. More

Arlington House, the home of the Custis and Lee families, is currently undergoing renovation. A ranger told me it was because of the recent earthquake - I guess you can't argue with Acts of God - but it was a disappointment in any case. When you go to Arlington Cemetary go up the hill and drop $10 in the box... More