"The White Oak Museum is perhaps the greatest locally-oriented collection of Civil War artifacts in the country."
- John Hennessy, Historian National Park Service

This museum exists to remember and honor the soldiers, from private to general, who suffered both in battle and in this area's camps. Here in the war's largest encampments many would die of wounds and disease. To give proper remembrance to these brave soldiers, the White Oak Civil War Museum exhibits both military and personal items of Union and Confederate troops.

The many items displayed were discarded or lost while troops were camped or fighting in the Fredericksburg and Stafford County areas.

Visitors examine artifacts in front of an interior exhibit.

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Hours

Open 10am to 5pm
Wednesday thru Sunday

Admission

Adults $4
Seniors $2
Ages 13-17 $2
Ages 7-12 $1
6 & Under FREE

On the grounds of the museum, visitors will find a civil war trail marker, for the neighboring White Oak Church. These markers depict the churches history and role it held during the Civil War. This sign is one of four in Stafford, among the hundreds throughout Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina and Tennessee that visitors can follow to the Civil War Trails sites.