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Arlington House The Robert E Lee MemorialView of Washington DC from Arlington House
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Check with the ranger at the door to see if guided tours will be offered during your visit. In lieu of a free guided tour, self-guided tours and audio (cell phone) tours of the house will be available during your visit.

Groups are limited to 25 due to second floor weight limitations and to avoid overcrowding. Please: No eating, drinking, or gum chewing in the house.

 
Entrance to Arlington House
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Begin your tour of Arlington House by entering through the front door on the portico
Arlington House, home of Robert E. Lee  

Did You Know?
Robert E. Lee considered Arlington House home for 30 years, from the day of his wedding until the start of the Civil War. But he never owned it, or any other home.

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Last Updated: August 11, 2008 at 11:33 EST