Monticello (Plantation)
Articles about the operation, organization, and people of the larger 5,000-acre Monticello.
- Allycroker
- Bartholomew Kindred
- Bees and Honey
- Betsy Hemmings
- Caractacus
- Charcoal
- Coopering
- Cotton
- Crataegus phaenopyrum - Washington Hawthorn
- Craven Peyton
- Critta Hemings Bowles
- Crops at Monticello
- Dogs
- Edmund Bacon
- Fences
- Fish
- Fishing
- Free Workmen
- Gabriel Lilly
- Gongs
- Hemp
- Henry Foxall
- Indentured Servants
- Isaac Granger Jefferson
- James A. Bear, Jr.
- James Hubbard
- Jefferson and Tools
- Joiner's Shop
- Laundry
- Lego
- Limestone Land
- Mary Hern
- Montalto
- Monticello Graveyard
- Nail-Cutting Machine
- Nailery
- Origin of the Name "Monticello"
- Oval Flower Beds
- Overview of Mulberry Row
- Plowing
- Poultry
- Richard Sorrels
- Road to Monticello
- Shadwell
- Sheep
- Soap
- Textile Workshop
- The Business of Slavery at Monticello
- The Practice of Slavery at Monticello
- Threshing Machine
- Trades and Skills
- Tufton
- Water Supply
- William Orr
- William Stewart
- Wormley Hughes
- Youen Cardin