Arlington House National Monument Pin

Arlington House is the house where two generals, George Washington and Robert E. Lee, are connected. It was built by George Washington Parke Custis and his slaves between 1802 and 1818 as not only a home, but also as a memorial to our first President.

Custis was the adopted grandson of George Washington and the father-in-law of Robert E. Lee.  During the Civil War the estate was occupied by Union troops and by the end of the war portions of the property had been converted into a cemetery which became Arlington National Cemetery. Get this collectible pin as a memory of your trip to this historic site!

Product Details

• Visit Arlington House National Monument and tour the house, walk through the flower garden and visit the Robert E. Lee Museum
• Collectible Pin measures 1 1/8''W x 1 1/8''H.

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