Monticello

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 Thomas Jefferson was the third President of

The United States, and the principal author of the

Declaration of Independence.

     Monticello was the primary residence of

Thomas Jefferson, the 5000 acre plantation

near Charlottesville, Virginia.

     Monticello was built on  land Jefferson

had inherited. Designed by Jefferson,  Monticello

is an Italian Renaissance inspired home with 

neoclassical principles.

Monticello has been restored over the years and

maintains much of its original character.

  A National Historic Landmark, it is the only private

home in The United States to be designated a

Unesco World Heritage Site.

To plan a visit or find out more about Monticello

visit the official website at www.monticello.org

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