Arlington House

Arlington House, located in Washington DC, was once the residence of Confederate General Robert E. Lee and now serves as a museum and memorial to his legacy and the nearly 100 enslaved people who worked for his family. The site includes the main house, a small museum, and the North and South Enslaved People’s Quarters. Visitors can explore the historical context and personal stories that shaped this significant period in American history, offering a nuanced understanding of the complexities and controversies surrounding the era.