58. Thomas Jefferson Part III Monticello

from Antique Auction Forum · host Martin Willis

Curator Susan Stein joins us for Thomas Jefferson Part III. We talk about Jefferson's Monticello transitioning over the years, his five year Parisian influence which created the cosmopolitan feel of the Monticello interior and more. Listen in to hear what items have been recovered from the January 15th, 1827 Five Day Dispersal Auction, and what things never left the house. Susan also talks about recent changes and what is in store. Visit the Monticello Website HERE. Thomas Jefferson I, Andrew Burstein HERE. Thomas Jefferson II, Andrew Burstein HERE.

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