An account of the process by which Gen. Robert E. Lee, Southern gentleman and Virginia's general, became a national icon.

National Park Service site for Lee's home in Arlington, VA. Also the home of the famed Arlington National Cemetary

The entire 4-volume biography: 2421 pages, 84 photographs, 112 maps.

Virtual tour of a Museum in Alexandria, VA.

In Leesburg, Virginia, on September the 3rd, 1862, from a window in a big brick house on King Street, three little girls looked out. An ambulance stopped by a granite stepping stone and a soldierly figure with both wrists in splints, walked up the long box bordered brick path and was welcomed.

Biography, links, and the full text of Lee's farewell to the Army of Northern Virginia.

Photos, writings, and speeches from Lee from the Georgia Division of the Sons of Confederate Soldiers.

This site provides an in depth resource for Lee including quotes, photographs, writings, and a portrait.

Information about Lee, a respected general officer offered command by both the north and the south.

Constructed in 1738, Stratford was the boyhood home of Declaration of Independence signers Richard Henry and Francis Lightfoot Lee, and it was the birthplace of Robert E. Lee.

A collection of Lee's writings at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, VA.

Biography of perhaps the US Civil War's most famous general.