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Find out what the Thomas Jefferson Foundation as well as Monticello staff members and guest bloggers have to say about Jefferson and Monticello.
World-renowned photographer and editor, Miguel Flores-Vianna captures inspiring views of Monticello for Cabana Magazine
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Jefferson was Monticello's architect. But many of its finest architectural...MORE »
As the nation watches hate groups assemble in Charlottesville this weekend, it is important for those of us who live and work here to uphold our shared values and beliefs. Hate has no place at Monticello, or in our community. The Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello stands against racism...MORE »
Recently, Charlottesville has been a focal point in the national conversation on race. We have seen crowds gather in our town square to debate essential questions of race and history. We are aware of – and deeply concerned by...MORE »
Before the era of Wii’s, Twitter, and Netflix, the Jefferson family entertained...MORE »
Keeping the Monticello mountain supplied with fresh water was a constant struggle. Guides Charles Morrill and...MORE »
Eleven–year-old Liam Gomberg, wide-eyed and chin in hand, was...Derek Baxter is a guest blogger and Monticello enthusiast who attended the British Invasion, 1781 event on June 18, 2016. Learn about his experience and mark your calendars for June 3-4, 2017.
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“What would I not give that the trees planted nearest round the house at Monticello were full grown.”
--Jefferson to Martha Randolph (from Philadelphia), 1793
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