White House of the Confederacy

Architect: Robert Mills
Style: Renaissance Revival
City: Richmond, VA
Collection: renaissance revival

The White House of the Confederacy, in downtown Richmond, is attributed to architect Robert Mills and served as the wartime executive mansion of the Confederacy. It is individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

the style

The building combines Renaissance Revival and Greek Revival architecture.

the architect

Attributed to architect Robert Mills.

significance

Individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places; served as the wartime executive mansion of the Confederacy.

nearby

Egyptian Building 230 ft · Egyptian Revival · 1845
Maupin-Maury House 380 ft · Greek Revival · 1846
Wickham House 460 ft · Federal · 1812
Putney Houses 490 ft · Renaissance Revival
William H. Grant House 520 ft · Renaissance Revival
Benjamin Watkins Leigh House 0.1 mi · Renaissance Revival

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