Restored in 1979 by Historic Lexington Foundation, the Stonewall Jackson House is furnished with many of Jackson's own possessions, along with period pieces chosen to match items listed in Jackson's 1863 estate inventory. Guided tours, conducted on the hour and half hour, provide information on Jackson's family and early life, and the community in which he lived. Visitors may also enjoy a walk through the restored garden and browse in the museum shop, which specializes in books, prints tnd Victoriana. The Stonewall Jackson House, a Registered National Landmark, is owned and operated by Historic Lexington Foundation, a private, nonprofit corporation chartered in the Commonwealth of Virginia. The operations and educational programs of the Stonewall Jackson House are made possible by income from admissions, sales in the museum shop, contributions, and support from public agencies.
Tours begin on the hour and half hour.
The house is closed on New Year's Day, Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. Please inquire about extended summer hours. Admission is charged. Special rates are available for groups with reservations.