The Charlottesville, Virginia, home of the Founding Father and America’s third president is one of our best-known national monuments, familiar from its appearance on the nickel since 1938.

Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello estate reportedly went woke, with visitors saying the displays and tour guides insult his legacy. Jeffery Tucker, founder of the Brownstone Institute, said his ...

The Trump Winery, which is owned by Eric Trump, the president’s middle son, is popular with tourist and Maga supporters. Read ...

Looking for the ultimate experience at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello? You would think you could just go to Monticello, walk around the estate for a little bit, then go on your merry way.

Virginia’s ... story to Thomas Jefferson, the nation’s “first oenophile,” who famously believed that his native region could grow world-class wine, though his own attempts at Monticello ...

Poplar Forest, completed in 1826 near Lynchburg, Va., is far less known than Monticello ... 34-year restoration of Poplar Forest, Thomas Jefferson’s private retreat in rural Virginia, is ...

It will forever remain a mystery what the Founding Father would have thought of the ceremony on the steps of his beloved home on the eve of his 281st birthday as two Black women historians were ...

Kamensky said she is honored to have been chosen to lead Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello. “Leveraging the expertise of the foundation’s peerless staff, I am deeply committed to continuing ...

America’s third president Thomas Jefferson worked on his Virginia plantation home, Monticello, for 40 years, but this modernized replica in Somers, Connecticut took just 14 months to build.

members of the General Assembly and Thomas Jefferson, who had just finished his term as governor. Jouett took his horse and rode the 40 miles between the tavern and Jefferson’s Monticello estate ...