Arlington House, Memorial in Virginia, USA.
Arlington House, also known as the Robert E. Lee Memorial, overlooks Washington DC from Arlington, Virginia.
Originally built by George Washington Parke Custis, it was later home to Confederate General Robert E. Lee.
The house is now run by the National Park Service and serves as a memorial to Lee's attempts to heal the nation after the Civil War.
Visitors can explore the house and surrounding grounds with guided tours available.
It served as a plantation estate for more than 80 slaves before the civil war.
Location: Arlington County
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