White House of the Confederacy

Executive Mansion (1813) The Executive Mansion stands just east of the Capitol within the grounds of Capitol Square. Designed by Boston architect Alexander Parris, the Federal-era mansion has been the official residence of Virginia governors and their families since its completion in March 1813. It is the oldest governor's mansion in the nation still being used for its original purpose, and many presidents and foreign dignitaries have been entertained here.

Photo 91, May 2013

White House of the Confederacy

Photo 92, May 2013