Home of Robert E. Lee

Richmond, Virginia. Residence of General Robert E. Lee. (707 East Franklin Street)

Here we present a stunning image of Richmond, Virginia. Residence of General Robert E. Lee. (707 East Franklin Street). The Lee Mansion, which would be Lee's primary home was in Arlington, and it becae Arlington National Cemetery, but this home was his residence in Richmond It was taken in 1865.

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Image ID# D595A477

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This Photograph Comes from the Collection:

• Civil War

And is Part of the Following Theme Groups:

• Buildings

• Civil War Places

• Virginia