virginia

Describes a day for Thomas Jefferson and his grandson as they visit his 5,000 acre plantation, Monticello, in Virginia.

Presents an account of the discovery and excavation of a lost settlement established in 1619 on the site of Carter's Grove in Virginia.

Describes the planning, construction, and occupancy of Thomas Jefferson's dream home.

Presents a tour of Thomas Jefferson's home in Virginia through the eyes of a slave boy, a cook, a visitor, Jefferson himself, and his granddaughter.

An account of the discovery and excavation of a lost settlement established in 1619 on the site of Carter's Grove in Virginia.

Describes the buildings and fields of the Virginia plantation Monticello and Thomas Jefferson's life there, discussing such topics as his library and his agricultural experiments.

An illustrated guide to Thomas Jefferson's Monticello vegetable garden, which has been restored to contain the same plants cultivated in the early nineteenth century, exploring topics ranging from labor in the garden, garden pests of the time, and seed saving practices to contemporary African American gardens.

This is a history of Monticello, the Virginia country estate, which Thomas Jefferson designed and built as his primary residence.