Articles about Jefferson's interests in agriculture, horticulture, and botany; including the "In Bloom" database of plants grown in Monticello's restored flower and vegetable gardens.
Articles about the discoveries made by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation's Archaeology Department.
Articles about Jefferson's architectural interests, influences, and accomplishments.
Articles about Jefferson's interest in art and art objects connected to Monticello.
Articles related to Jefferson's lifelong love of books and reading.
Articles about Jefferson's lifelong interest in and advocacy of education.
Articles about foodways at Monticello.
Explore a collection of articles addressing frequently asked questions about Thomas Jefferson and Monticello.
Articles about the Monticello house and its features, dependencies, and design.
Articles about the operation, organization, and people of the larger 5,000-acre Monticello.
Articles about the roles music played in Jefferson's life and the lives of the people of Monticello.
Articles about objects related to Thomas Jefferson and his family in the Monticello collection.
Articles about people in Thomas Jefferson's life and in the larger history of Monticello.
Articles about Jefferson's personal life and interests outside of his public life as a politician, diplomat, and statesman.
Articles about places Jefferson personally visited, places he showed an interest in, and places with a Monticello connection.
Articles on Jefferson's political career and public life.
Thomas Jefferson is one of the most frequently quoted (and misquoted) figures in American history. The most frequently cited quotes by and about Jefferson may be found in the entries below. Reference the Jefferson Quotes and Family Letters website for a more extensive collection of quotes.
Articles on Jefferson's views on religion and religious freedom written by Monticello researchers and scholars.
Articles on Jefferson's lifelong interest in science, exploration, and technology written by Monticello researchers and scholars.
Articles on slavery at Monticello, Jefferson's ownership of slaves, and the enslaved people who lived and worked on his plantations.
A list of false and inaccurate quotations frequently attributed to Thomas Jefferson.
Articles about the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which has owned and operated Monticello since 1923.
Articles about Jefferson's founding and design for the University of Virginia written by Monticello researchers and scholars.
Articles about Jefferson's writings and correspondence written by Monticello researchers and scholars.
