CIVIL War Confederate General Lee's Richmond Headquarters 1864 Stereoview Photo

  
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE GENERAL LEE'S RICHMOND HEADQUARTERS 1864 STEREOVIEW PHOTO. CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE GENERAL LEE'S RICHMOND HEADQUARTERS 1864. Lee moved his family into the Norman Stewart house in 1864 after Arlington was confiscated, and he briefly stayed during the war, using it as a headquarters in Richmond, with the house actually owned by Norman Stewart and later rented to Lee's family and sons. Lee used this well-known Richmond address (707 East Franklin St) as his temporary home and headquarters during wartime visits.

During the Civil War, General Robert E. Lee did not have guards stationed outside his headquarters at 707 East Franklin St in Richmond.

He lived simply and without airs of rank or privilege, both at his field headquarters and at his Richmond residence / headquarters. DIMENSIONS: 3 3/8" x 6 7/8". SHARP FOCUS AND VERY GOOD CONTRAST. PERIOD ID'D ON THE REVERSE. Gen'l Lee's residence. Views of Richmond & Vicinity, & Mountain Scenery of Virginia & West Va. THIS IS NOT A COPY OR A REPRODUCTION.