Stonewall Jacksons Headquarters

Stonewall Jackson’s Headquarters occupies a Hudson River Gothic revival style home that was formerly used as the headquarters of General “Stonewall” Thomas Jackson for winter in the early 1860s. It is now operated as a museum to honor the general’s memory and his military skill. Jackson’s office is preserved in virtually the same state it was in when he used it.

The home has the largest existing collection of Stonewall Jackson memorabilia and also features many personal objects from his ious staff members. Some of the museum’s most significant items include his personal prayer table and a collection of family artifacts.