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Gibbs' Book of Architecture: An Eighteenth-Century Classic
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Architecture
Articles about Jefferson's architectural interests, influences, and accomplishments.
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![Cover for Gibbs' Book of Architecture: an Aighteenth Century Classic, featuring a line drawing of a church with a tall bell tower and a low dome on a green background.]()
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![Cover of the book Thomas Jefferson's Architectural Drawings, comprised of a line drawing done by Thomas Jefferson of the first version of Monticello]()
ShopThomas Jefferson's Architectural Drawings
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![Digital rendering of Monticello with no dome, circa 1790 shortly before its redesign.]()
William Rice
At Monticello, 1775 to 1780
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![W. Beck written in Thomas Jefferson's handwriting]()
William Beck
At Monticello, 1769-1783 and 1796-1801
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Richard Barry
At Monticello, 1805-1808
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![John Holmes's name in Thomas Jefferson's handwriting]()
John Holmes
d. 1801
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![A stone house with a red door, no visible windows, and a shingled, pyramidal roof with a tall fence behind it.]()
EncyclopediaStone House
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![The white cornice and pediment above the brick exterior of Monticello's Greenhouse (South Piazza).]()
James Oldham
At Monticello, 1801 to 1804
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EncyclopediaJoining
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EncyclopediaMulberry Row Phases
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![Digital model of the interior of the "Negro Quarter" featuring two large rooms with a common wall with a hearth and chimney below two loft spaces.]()
Encyclopedia"Negro Quarter"
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![Jefferson's sketch of Monticello and buildings along Mulberry with descriptions of each written out for insurance purposes, 1796. Labeled as N133; K136. Dimensions: 45.7 cm x 22.1 cm (18" x 8-11/16"). Original manuscript from the Coolidge Collection of Thomas Jefferson Manuscripts, Massachusetts Historical Society.]()
Encyclopedia1796 Mutual Assurance Plat
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![Digital recreation of three wooden slave dwellings in front of a tall wooden fence; digital image by Rendersphere, LLC]()
Encyclopedia"Servant's Houses" r., s. & t.
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![Digital model of a Nailery (lighter colored building on the left) and Blacksmith's Shop (darker colored building on the right), both with simple, non-glass windows and large doors.]()
EncyclopediaBlacksmith's Shop
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![Digital rendering of the expanded Stables circa 1816, showing and L-shaped series of buildings, two of stone and topped with a wooden roof and two completely wooden and painted white with several red doors of varying sizes.]()
EncyclopediaStables
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EncyclopediaStorehouse for Iron
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![Digital model of smokehouse/dairy, along wooden, a-framed building with a central area of slightly different construction, a single central door, and no windows.]()
EncyclopediaSmokehouse/Dairy
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![Digital cutaway recreation of the Wash House on Mulberry Row showing tubs, tables, and a ladder to second floor sleeping area.]()
EncyclopediaWash House
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![A small wood-and-daub, a-frame structure with a simple wooden door, two windows, and a chimney on one side.]()
Encyclopedia"Servant's House" o.
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![A small wooden a-frame structure with a simple wooden door and wood-covered window near the top.]()
Encyclopedia"Servant's House" q.
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![A small a-frame clapboard structure with a simple wooden door, one window, and a chimney on one side.]()
EncyclopediaDwelling (MRS 2)
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![A door leads down to an attic space with a semicircular window and a set of old furniture]()
EncyclopediaCuddy
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![Cover of the book Thomas Jefferson's Architectural Drawings, comprised of a line drawing done by Thomas Jefferson of the first version of Monticello]()
EncyclopediaQuotations on Architecture
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EncyclopediaWater Supply
