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Meet the individuals who lived and worked on Mulberry Row, once the industrial hub and “Main Street” of Thomas Jefferson’s 5,000-acre plantation. Free Wi-Fi is available on site.
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Included with admission
Multiple times daily, varies by season
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Multiple times daily, varies by season
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These guided outdoor walking tours focus on the experiences of the enslaved people who lived and labored on the Monticello plantation. Included in the price of admission.
Reservations for this tour are not required. Check signs onsite or ask a Monticello staff member for a daily schedule.
Tours begin on Mulberry Row near the Hemmings Cabin (view a map of Monticello for visitors).
Note: We are currently hard at work to make Monticello’s historic mountaintop more accessible for all visitors. As a result, Mulberry Row is temporarily only accessible via stairs. We apologize for the inconvenience and encourage guests to learn more about slavery at Monticello by exploring the South Wing exhibits, and using the Bloomberg Connects digital experience.
Slavery at Monticello Guided Tour
Explore Before You Visit
Thomas Jefferson and Slavery
Explore Jefferson's role as a slave owner and the realities of slavery that made the United States.
People Enslaved at Monticello
Learn more about some of the people who lived and worked at Monticello.
Slavery FAQS
Frequently asked questions about People, Property, Life and Work under Slavery at Monticello.
