For the history buff this is the place to go. The National Park Service keeps this place as it was back in history. More

I like sitting on the steps overlooking Arlington Cemetery and DC and thinking about the Lee family and their part in American history. More

Park rangers and docents very helpful with the real history with regards to Arlington House More

Still being renovated so not so much to see. But aspects of slavery are visible here and it's a very important historical place for US. More

Arlington House was the family home of the Custis (related to George and Martha Washington) and Lee (Robert E. Lee) families. It is full of wonderful antiques and toys - lots of fun to tour - it is part of Arlington National Cemetery - don't miss it! More

The ground became the largest and most enduring military cemetery. The Custis-Lee Mansion is interesting but not a lot to see. More

Best views of DC from all of the part. History of house and gardens very interesting. Didn't realize George Washington had connection to house and family. More

It is an awesome reminder of our history. It stands like a guardian over our fallen heroes. More

Did you know George Washington's ward was a Custis (Washington married the widow Custic). Robert E. Lee's father in law, was Washington's ward and owned this home before giving it to Lee. The home and property were taken from Lee to create Arlington Cemetery. More