William Rice
At Monticello, 1775 to 1780
Monticello (House)
Articles about the Monticello house and its features, dependencies, and design.
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![Digital rendering of Monticello with no dome, circa 1790 shortly before its redesign.]()
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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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![Digital rendering of Monticello with no dome, circa 1790 shortly before its redesign.]()
Joseph Nielson
At Monticello, 1775 - 1779
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![Digital rendering of Monticello with no dome, circa 1790 shortly before its redesign.]()
William Fossett
At Monticello, 1775 - 1779
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![John Holmes's name in Thomas Jefferson's handwriting]()
John Holmes
Died in 1801 following a fall from the 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 - 1804
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EncyclopediaJoining
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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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![A bedroom with a curtained bed, a carpet, a tall chest of drawers, and a low window typical of Monticello's second floor.]()
EncyclopediaMartha Jefferson Randolph's Room
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![This small bedroom features a bed, a carpet, various pieces of furniture, and a low window typical of Monticello's second floor.]()
EncyclopediaGranddaughters' Room
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![A bedroom with a striped carpet, a low window, a chair, and a small table crowded with books and papers]()
EncyclopediaGrandsons’ Room
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![A room with small windows, a bed, a cradle and various children's toys]()
EncyclopediaChildren's Nursery
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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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![Shelves with copper pans and cooking utensils like the walls of Monticello's restored kitchen, which features a brick floor, a large hearth, a large preparation table, and a row of stew stoves along the left wall.]()
Encyclopedia1809 Kitchen
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EncyclopediaFish Ponds at Monticello
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EncyclopediaWater Supply
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EncyclopediaWeathervane
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EncyclopediaWest Front of Monticello (Drawing)
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EncyclopediaWest Portico Columns
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![Detail showing the blind mechanism]()
EncyclopediaWest Portico Steps
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![Survey plat by Jefferson (N201) marking the location of "Stewart's House" inside of Monticello's Third Roundabout]()
William Stewart
At Monticello, 1801 - 1807
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EncyclopediaVarnish
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![Full-length painting of Commodore Uriah P. Levy]()
Uriah Phillips Levy
1792 - 1862
