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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.
We don't have many of her letters—or any images of her—but Martha Wayles Jefferson...
In 1804, after journeying thousands of miles through Central America and northern South America, Alexander von Humboldt -- who would later gain international renown for exploits and writings -- made a special stop in Washington, DC, to see one of his intellectual heroes, Thomas Jefferson.
MORE »The Heritage Harvest Festival at Monticello on Saturday, September 22.
Celebrating the little gems -- the farming, the culinary arts and the craftsmanship -- of Virginia and beyond.
We mourn the passing of Jan Ellen Lewis, the...
Guide and master woodworker, Charles Morrill discusses the "surprising"...MORE »
For those who have visited the...MORE »
While Jefferson often gets the credit, it was enslaved chefs like James...MORE »
Featuring the remarks of Andrew H. Tisch, Co-Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Executive Committee, Loews Corporation, and co-author of...MORE »