Saturday, June 23rd, Ed, Carol, Jim & I left camp for nearby Charlottesville, Va. and Thomas Jefferson's home... Monticello. I had always wanted to see it after visiting George Washington's Mount Vernon on a business trip. I wasn't disappointed. He was an exceptional man and walking through his home and grounds confirmed that.
We weren't allowed to take photographs inside the home. Approximately, 30-40% of the furnishings were on loan and the owners would not allow photographs. All of the photos below are of the outside of the estate and the "Dependencies", explained below.
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| Monticello |
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| Vegetable garden |
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| Stable & Ice storage |
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| Beer bottling room |
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| Kitchen |
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| Kitchen |
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| Kitchen stove |
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| One of the privies |
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| Ham smoking room |
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| Jefferson's cemetery |
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| Jefferson's tomb |
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