Stratford Hall
Westmoreland County, Virginia
The great brick house built by Thomas Lee in the 1730s, birthplace of Richard Henry Lee, Francis Lightfoot Lee and Robert E. Lee. Preserved today as a museum and working estate on the Potomac.
Places
Lee Family Homes
Several houses built or lived in by the Lees survive as museums. Each welcomes visitors and keeps a portion of the family's story.
Arlington House
Arlington, Virginia
Built by George Washington Parke Custis and home to his daughter Mary Anna Randolph Custis and her husband Robert E. Lee. It stands above the Potomac within Arlington National Cemetery.
Lee-Fendall House
Alexandria, Virginia
Built in 1785 on land purchased from 'Light Horse Harry' Lee, the house was home to thirty-seven Lees over 118 years and is now a museum and garden.
Sully Plantation
Chantilly, Virginia
Completed in 1799 for Richard Bland Lee, Northern Virginia's first representative to Congress. The house and outbuildings are open to visitors in Fairfax County.