Got to see it from outside - would have loved to have seen the inside, but they're closed on SUNDAY!!?? More

This house/musuem has a lot of important items to look at. But, I am scared that these items are going to be gone if changes are not done by the local board. First, staff cleans when you are visiting, which is not polite. Second, the whole museum lacks organization. Third, if you want people to visit you have to be... More

I don't know any other way to descibe this place than to simply say WOW! This home is fantastic, but not in it's size or opulece. This home is where the confederate government was created and served as the White House of the Confederacy while the Confederate capital was in Montgomery, Al. I would visit again anytime I had the... More

The first White House of the Confederacy has some very interesting stories. I was told that when the house was moved from 10 blocks away to the current location, the kitchen & bathrooms did not move with the property. I liked to history of this house. More

We went with a school field trip group. It was a nice attraction. There is not enough space to accommodate large groups. The kids liked looking at all of the exhibits, which are very nice. This is a very small attraction, so you would not need to spend a lot of time there to see it all. Also, just FYI,... More

This is the best stop we made. We were the only people in there and learned a bunch!!! The artifacts are VERY authentic. We thought they might be just random period pieces but then AFTER we had toured the house we found the "self-guided tour" books by the sign in table which revealed that almost everything was property of the... More

This was the first White House of the Confederacy for a few months in 1861 before the capital was moved to Richmond, Va. Some of the furnishings are original from the Jefferson Davis family. Upon arrival we were welcomed and given a reusable pamphlet for our self guided tour through the home. The pamphlet gave good detail about each room... More

nice exhibit displaying several of JD's affects such as letters, furniture, clothes, etc....not just for the civil war buff, but a great history lesson of the south during the 1860s. More

We were short on time in Montgomery and were going to just take a photo from the outsde when a friendly Conferderate solider came out on the porch and invited us in. We went in and were glad we did. Many of the furnishings and items were original to the house and the tour guide was very informative. We were... More