McLean House (Site of Surrender), Appomattox Court House National Historical Park

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Appomattox, United States

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Government college· Tourist attraction

McLean House (Site of Surrender), Appomattox Court House National Historical Park Reviews | Rating 4.9 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

McLean House (Site of Surrender), Appomattox Court House National Historical Park is located in Appomattox, United States on 111 National Park Dr. McLean House (Site of Surrender), Appomattox Court House National Historical Park is rated 4.9 out of 5 in the category government college in United States.

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111 National Park Dr

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Jeff

Great visit earlier today. Very helpful and knowledgeable NPS staff, only a few visitors, and we practically had the whole park to ourselves. Absolutely worth the stop!

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Lisa Mitchell

Enjoyed our visit to the site. Despite social distancing guidelines everyone was very friendly and informative!

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KenFC

Visiting the park is a definite must for the history buff and just an all ‘round nice way to spend an afternoon. The park is easy to access and there's plenty of parking. You can either roam about Appomattox Court House (it's actually a small town) or you can go up to the Visitor's Center and jump on a tour given by a park ranger. I recommend a tour and then wander about the town. The ranger that gave the tour really made the day with his animated account of that date in history.

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Andrea Ortiz

Amazing that we all have the opportunity to see where a big moment of history took place. Loved that it was free. It is open to everyone and the guide there was very informative.

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margaret lindner

A beautifully maintained National Parks gem! Surrounded by pristine farmland with no modern buildings in sight, it was easy to imagine what life was like in this spot long ago. The ranger at the Visitor Center desk on the morning (Jul 28) that we visited was so knowledgeable and the short documentary so helpful. The young man and woman in character at the tavern were simply excellent and really knew their history. Fantastic!