The Stonewall Jackson House is owned and operated by the Stonewall Jackson Foundation, a private, non-profit organization incorporated in 1994. Support for the house comes from admission fees, sale of books and other items in the museum shop, contributions, and occasional grants from foundations or agencies. The museum currently receives no support from local or state government.
We recommend that you plan to spend at least one hour at the Jackson House. Your admission fee includes a guided tour through the house and the opportunity to view the permanent and changing exhibits on the ground floor. The kitchen garden, which includes a variety of perennial and annual flowers, vegetables and herbs, is self-guided. Both the garden and the museum shop may be visited without admission fees.

A minimum of 10 paid admissions with advance reservations is required to constitute a group. Otherwise general admission rates will apply. To make reservations call the group tour coordinator between 9-5, Monday-Friday at (540) 463-2552.

A minimum of 10 students is required to constitute a youth or school group. Otherwise general admission rates will apply. The discount rates for school groups apply to weekday tours with reservations in advance. In January and February all weekday school tours with advance reservations are free. School tours with advance reservations on the weekend (including the months of January and February) will be charged the regular group discount rate.

Residents of Lexington, Buena Vista, or Rockbridge County, Virginia, who purchase an adult admission at the regular price and can show proof of residence, such as a driver's license or library card, are eligible to receive a Return Visit Ticket. The return tickets are good for an unlimited number of tours (by the individual to whom it is issued) during one calendar year from the date of purchase.