Monticello and its many historical rooms, gadgets, furniture, buildings, and artifacts tell us a lot about Thomas Jefferson, the president who built it and lived there.
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Monticello and its many historical rooms, gadgets, furniture, buildings, and artifacts tell us a lot about Thomas Jefferson, the president who built it and lived there.
Historic tavern (ca. 1784) originally located on Patrick Henry's land. Living-history tours are conducted on the grounds of its current location near route Va 20.
WOW! I was on a road trip south, and I had to make a pitstop in Charlottesville, and found this joint called the GLASS PALLETTE by happy accident. I am an artist myself, so I am always eager to...
Located on the University campus, this museum features permanent art exhibits from around the world dating from ancient times to present day.
Operated by The College of William and Mary, this historic site is the home of James Monroe, fifth president of the United States.
This is the Charlottesville art gallery you should not miss. Migration: A Gallery is a beautiful light-filled space which showcases the work of an exceptional collection of artists from across the country. Painting, sculpture, etchings, photography, glass, jewelry and more. Make the journey to Migration!
A part of the Monticello Plantation where nearly 130 slaves lived, with tours available.
