This museum is very important to see when you are traveling through our capitol. It is located next to the Confederate White House and holds alot of Civil War and Precivil War artifacts. See it, you won't be sorry. More

Very well laid out, easy to walk thru. Nice tour of the southern white house. More

This museum does a great job telling the history of a very dark period in USAmerican History. Allow a 2-3 hours if you want to see it all. If you want to read all of the exhibits, more time may be needed. More

The Confederate White House was one of the high points of our road trip south. Our tour guide was incredible! He told great stories about the Davis family and the people around them. As for the Museum one would think the family had just stepped out! Highly recommend this tour! More

Nice museum.. middle of downtown Richmond. Take the house tour. Walk around the museum. Typical museum tour. I have been maybe 2-3 times and there's not much variation in how the house tour is told, etc. More

We decided to visit this on the last day of our trip to Richmond. I love Civil War history, but had never really studies the Confederate side of it. This trip was well worth it! You can go to the Museum or the Confederate White House, or do both. I did both and was intrigued with the items they had... More

This little museum was very difficult to find because it's been swallowed by VCU medical center but lots of history passionately delivered! More

Although almost swallowed up by the city of Richmond, the White House of the Confederacy is well preserved, full of historical items, beautiful, and interesting to visit. The museum next door is well designed and laid out: the first floor contains a timeline of the war along with displays of historical artifacts from each major event, while the second floor... More

Traveled here with a group of friends recently and was pleasantly surprised by this little Gem! While modest in size, this museum boasts a lovely collection of Civil War artifacts, including clothing, weapons, and art from and about this period. We visited the White House - home of Jefferson Davis during his tenure as the first and only President of... More