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Amaranths, Garden Pests, and Ginkgos
The Election of 1800
The Room Where It Happens
A Brief History of the Turkey
Tale of a Cockade – Thomas Jefferson's Daughter in Revolutionary Paris
Revolutionizing Archaeology at Monticello
"Like a shock of electricity": Jefferson and the Intolerable Acts
When News of Independence Travels
Robert Hemmings's Signature
Games at Monticello
Hamilton vs. Jefferson
Thomas Jefferson's Health Habits
Restoring Monticello's Flower Gardens
Family and Freedom: Critta Hemings and Zachariah Bowles
Roses, Strawberries, Tulip Poplars and Fringe Trees
The President and The Naturalist: Humboldt's Trailblazing Travels
Object(-ive) History at Monticello
Dome Rooms, Cat Holes, and Fairy Palaces
Fruit Grafting and Jefferson's Favorite Garden Nurseries
The Great Eclipse
The Life and "Happiness" of Martha Wayles Jefferson
Jefferson and His Gardens
Thomas Jefferson's Grand Day Out in London
Gardening Granddaughters, Hyacinths, and Tree Clumps
The Edgehill School for Young Ladies
Free State: The Legacy of Amy Farrow
Gardens of Enslaved Families, Pruning
The Fantastic Tale of Selim the Algerian
A Mythological Figure at Monticello
The Fiery Arch: Celebrating the Treaty of Paris
A Love-Hate Relationship: Thomas Jefferson and John Adams
Restoring an American Icon
Greenhouses, Historic and Modern
But What About Montalto?
Winter on the Mountain
The Corps of Discovery Celebrates the Holidays
Winter Interest, Holiday Decorating, and Wreaths!
Who's Who in Jefferson’s First Presidential Cabinet
My Essay in Architecture
Bulbs, Pumpkins, and Woody Plants
California’s First Black Legislator: Frederick Madison Roberts
Mammut Americanum
Monticello Macabre
Asters, Squash, Fall Foliage, and Wine
Benjamin Banneker Challenges Thomas Jefferson
George Ticknor Visits Monticello
Restoring Jefferson's Reputation
Seed Saving and Fall Planting
The Horses of Monticello
"The Delight of Every Hour"
Thomas Jefferson's Polygraph
Paying for Monticello
Tomatoes, Shade, and Honey
What Were Thomas Jefferson’s Favorite Books?
"That Evil Genius": Ellen Wayles Randolph
"These are grounds of hope for others": Declarations Since 1776
Who Owns Monticello?
Water, Lewis and Clark Plants, American Chestnut
Margaret Bayard Smith, "A Mind So Active"
John Locke and the American Revolution
Vining Plants, Weeds, and Summer Flowering Trees
"Get free or die in the attempt": Monticello's Enslaved Community and the Underground Railroad
Hamilton and Burr: The Duel
Edit Hern Fossett and Her Family
James Hubbard Escapes Monticello
Bees, Peonies, and Warm-weather Vegetables
Thomas Jefferson and Religion with History As It Happens
Edward Coles Challenges Thomas Jefferson on Slavery
Big Bone Lick: Birthplace of American Paleontology
April Tulips and Flowering Trees
How an Interracial, Interfaith Family Became Tied to Monticello
"The Ravages of the Small Pox": Jefferson and Inoculation
The Education of Martha Jefferson Randolph
March Traditions - Bare Root Plants and Spring Ephemerals
"The Interests of Science!": Thomas Jefferson and Dr. Benjamin Rush
Thomas Jefferson and the Founding of the University of Virginia
"One of the Most Estimable Characters on Earth": Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson
"A better man cannot be" - Jefferson and Monroe
A Rich Spot of Earth — Sowing
John and Priscilla Hemmings
An Excellent School of Humility
Introducing A Rich Spot of Earth — Seeds
The Almost-death Life Mask of Thomas Jefferson
Impressment and War
Sacajawea
A Washington Fish Tale
Fort Mandan
Those Other Western Expeditions
Thankful for Education: Stories of Learning and Empowering from Monticello
The “Calamitous” Citizen Genet
Turkeys as National Birds? Benjamin Franklin and the Great Seal of the United States
Music and Monticello's Enslaved Community
The Grangers of Monticello
"Atoms of Life"
"Knowledge indeed is a desirable, a lovely possession”: Thomas Jefferson’s Education
The Getting Word African American Oral History Project
Fire! at Monticello
Jefferson's Cabinet Curiosities
Madame de Tessé
A Crusade for Monticello