Gray Area
Restoring the Parlor to Its Original Color
From the President: Dreams of the Future
Navigating the challenges presented by COVID-19 and the trauma of another chapter of racial tensions in our history
News and Notes: Working Through It
Retaining staff members and finding creative new ways to contribute
Completing the Picture
Recreating Jefferson’s original furniture
Take Heart, Tell the Story
Sharing the voices of descendants of Monticello’s enslaved families through the Getting Word Project
Lost Lettuce?
Monticello gardeners preserved historic crops
Historical Screen Time
NEH grant funds expansion of digital offerings
LIVE from Monticello
Bringing history forward
Exploring the Landscape of Slavery
Revealing enslaved individuals not as anonymous property, but as people
A Revolution at the Ballot Box
The chaotic, landmark Election of 1800
At-home with Jefferson
Our extensive collection of exclusive products reflects Thomas Jefferson’s many interests.
Happenings at Monticello
Guest experience adapts to the times
Sentinels of Monticello
The monumental pier mirrors in the Parlor have been reflecting the events and the people of Monticello since the mirrors’ arrival in 1793