It was a great look at the General Marshalls life and how he lived. The tour guide Bob Photos was very knowledgeable and made the tour of the house very interesting. A must see for an insight into the most influential man in WWII and winner of the Nobel peace prize.

Amazing historical site. Friendly informative staff.

Great place to visit and the tour is outstanding! Our guide was a wealth of knowledge and you can tell he loved what hes doing. Took his time and answered all questions. Worth the price! We were there for an hour and a half. A must visit!!!!

The Marshall House has been beautifully preserved so you can see how one of the most important leaders of the 20th century lived. Marshalls leadership and intelligence were central not only to the Allied victory in World War II, but also to the post-war reconstruction of Europe. Despite his major role in world affairs, he was a humble man who tended to his own vegetable garden that is still active on his property today. The excellent 1.5 hour tour was led by a very knowledgable and friendly docent. Parking was free. And to top it off, you can relax and discuss the magnitude of Marshalls contributions right next door at Loudoun Brewing Companys tasting room.

A wonderful home and history I was mostly unfamiliar with. The docents guiding the tour were excellent and seemed to really share their knowledge and respect for George C. Marshall. Made me want to read and learn more about this incredible man and the influence he had on history. The home was like taking a step back in time. Well worth the visit.

A little bit of history nestled in Leesburg VA. The docent was very knowledgeable and provided a lot of detailed insights and stories about the life of General George Marshall (The Marshall Plan).Leesburg is a small, quaint town with shops, restaurants, and bars.

What a lovely house. Our tour guide was fantastic! If your visiting the outlet mall this is a very close landmark to stop and see.

Great spot. Visited with my family. We didnt go in but took a tour of the grounds. Docent was super cool.

We learned a lot. Feel extremely grateful for all that so many people have sacrificed for our country. We are blessed to have had a leader like George Marshall!!!

Great historic house to visit with original furniture owned by General Marshall. Guide was great and was a wealth of information...well worth the admission price!

A very well preserved property and an excellent guided tour.

For the student of World War 2, of modern U.S. history, or of the Cold War, the well-preserved home of George C. Marshall is definitely worth a visit. Anyone with a fondness for the household decorating of the 1950s will also enjoy the house and furnishings. Churchill called Marshall the organizer of victory for his role in managing the Allied war effort. His home provides a look at the life choices of a plain man dedicated to his country. Overshadowed by figures like Eisenhower, McAuthur, and Patton, Marshall is probably one of the least appreciated but most important leaders in our nations history.

Attended the foreign exchange program in 2014, and was impressed by the wonderful staff and pleasant experiences through this program.

The tour guide we had for a visit here really brought this landmark alive for us. I was a guest and did not know anything about George Marshall. I had a wonderful experience as a result of the dedicated staff. Thank you.

Great tour and lots of new I formation.

Home of one of the giants of WW II and the immediate post war period. Memorabilia, some history of Marshall Plan.

Definitely worth the trip out to visit and hear about the life of Gen. Marshall.

Phenomenal place to visit, so many personal items. Bill Brooks was a great guide who brought the history to life!

I personally used to work at the Fort in high school and still love it there. History comes to life in this house, and all around the Fort. The Marshall House has so many fun aspects (the ceiling frescos, the to-the-floor windows, the gold-dust and ruby-flake painting in the dining room). Best of all is that tours are always free....

Gen. George C. Marshall helped shepherd the U.S. through World War II, was Secretary of State and Secretary of Defense, and served as the father of the Marshall Plan, rebuilding Europe from the ruins of war. The Marshall House in Leesburg, Virginia, his former home, is distinguished most of all for its modesty and its quintessential American-ness. A visit to the house is a small trip through a special slice of history.

Fantastic 90min tour of the house and grounds revealing a wealth of information on Gen Marshalls contributions to history.

Exceptional old home of retired General Marshall and later statesman, but watch out its only open on the weekends

Really a must. One of deep dive tourist destinations for those of us who have lived in the area for awhile and want to see all the historically important destinations around town.

I married the woman I love here, and it was AMAZING!!

Well-preserved and docented tour of 1940-55 home of Gen. Marshall

Interesting, historic place.

Beautiful property tucked in the center of busy Leesburg

Good info, rounding out my understanding of Marshall.

Historic house