The Stonewall Jackson house was easily one of my top destinations in Lexington (Thomas Jackson Memorial Cemetery, VMI, Washington-Lee College being the others. ) It was an incredible step back into time to step onto the grounds, and inside, the home that has been fully restored to that of the time in which Jackson lived within. A place in which he was proud of, his only true owned home. Though much of the furniture is replicated and the home has a history well beyond the time of Jackson (for nearly a half a century it was a hospital), the homes most humble beginnings and now famously known history is that of being the generals house during his years spent in Lexington. The tour guides are very knowledgeable, and offer a fact based informative lecture on the homes history and Jackson's time spent within the walls. There are a few select furnishings in the home that were actual belongings. There is gardens behind the house, and a fairly affordable gift shop within, selling Jackson memorabilia. The price of the tour is more then reasonable. I very much loved this home and tour and think that absolutely anyone, but most definite, a history buff should absolutely visit. It's incredible to stand in the same space that was once filled with such a historical significant man, to our countries past.

Price of admission is not bad. They do offer a aaa discount. Not a whole lot to see as you only get to see the first floor and basement. You don't get to go upstairs. Not sure if anything is up there besides rooms. They do have a nice gift shop as well. His grave is not far from his home. This is an easy self guided tour that wouldn't take but 30 to 45 mins max.

Visiting town and got a map of downtown Lexington at the Visitor Center. The Museum is next door. It was a self-guided tour with someone available to answer questions. Glenn was awesome and very knowledgeable of the history!

If you are a history buff this is a must stop. They have 2 options guided $15 per person or self guided using a QR code and a printed flyer. The Docent seemed nervous but was able to answer most questions. I found it odd a Nancy from another family seemed outrageous irritated that as Christian as SWJ was he owned slaves.

Pretty cool place. Lots of history in this town and we didn't have time to see it all. But this was a very cool, rich in history house. $10 for Adult, $7 for kids, younger are free. Not handicap friendly, stairs are involved. I wish they would have had a guide to inform on information.

Interesting place with a lot of history. Tour was self guided on phone. My personal preference is an in person tour guide but it was still a fun experience.

Super cool place. So much history! The home is restored amazingly and the docents are super knowledgeable and gave a great tour. Not too long so it’s a nice afternoon stop-in.

Outstanding staff and guide. I recommend going

I've been wanting to visit here for many years and finally did. My husband and I got so much information from the nice lady behind the desk. She was very knowledgeable about jackson and his family. Being able to see the things he owned was a big WOW to me and very emotional. I highly recommend this gorgeous house for a visit to people that love him as I do.