General Lee’s Headquarters Flag: A Piece of History

This unique 3′ x 5′ outdoor nylon flag, featuring a heading and grommets, has an intriguing history. It was originally adopted by General Lee for use at his headquarters during the American Civil War.

Authentic Reproduction

The original General Lee’s Headquarters Flag is currently displayed at the Museum of the Confederacy in Richmond, Virginia. Our recreation remains faithful to the original design and craftsmanship, ensuring an authentic representation of this significant piece of American history.

Durable Construction

This outdoor nylon flag is built to withstand the elements, featuring a sturdy heading and grommets for secure attachment. Its durable construction ensures it will remain intact even in harsh weather conditions.

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A Piece of History Comes Alive

In 1865, General Robert E. Lee’s headquarters were established at Appomattox Court House in Virginia. It was here that he would eventually surrender to Union forces, marking the effective end of the American Civil War. This flag, proudly flown outside his headquarters, serves as a poignant reminder of the turbulent era in which it was born. By owning this replica, you’ll be holding a piece of history that will spark conversations and inspire curiosity.

Order your 3′ x 5′ General Lee’s Headquarters outdoor nylon flag today and own a unique piece of American heritage!