LOCATION FILE
First White House of the Confederacy
FOLLOWMontgomery, AL
DIRECTIONS →OVERVIEW
An 1835 house that served as the first executive residence of Confederate President Jefferson Davis and his family in early 1861, before the capital moved to Richmond; it now operates as a museum of Davis-era artifacts.
REPORTED ACTIVITY
Docents and visitors describe a residual presence associated with Davis and reports of a child's presence on the second floor, tied to the family's brief residency.
VISITING
Open to the public as a museum.
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