We saw the actual house where Lee surrendered. We went to each of the houses in the town - from a jail to McLean's house with servant quarters. We watched a short doumentary called And Malice toward None. We listened to a talk given by...More

If you are a history buff. This is a good place to go. Just too bad a lot of things there are not original. That is to be expected. Wish they had a gift shop. They had two people dressed up for that time period.

Lucas Peed was our ranger guide . He was the best part of our vacation! My husband enjoyed how articulate and informative he was ! We also liked Jane mitchell, a volunteer and the lady who played Martha , a civilian.

Historic site that is a must see. Well done reconstruction and restorations. Excellent volunteers at times in period costume.

Small national park. There are presentations given by characters dressed in period costumes several times per day. Trails in the area make for nice, short hikes.

The Park is well maintained, quiet and peaceful. It was a mood altering experience. The employees are amazing at the Visitors Center, the rangers and the reenactors. I was beyond impressed with my latest visit.

We started our trip at Gettysburg and ended it here at Appomattox. This is a good place to remind us how the Civil War ended and how the healing began. Lots of original and restored buildings, very knowledgeable staff. Many artifacts still remain and are...More