The film features a fictional conversation between Thomas Jefferson and Edmund Wright Jr., a publisher, as they discuss Jefferson's life, political career, and contributions to American history.

Thomas Jefferson’s home was known as “the curiosity of the neighborhood.” But Monticello, the estate of the nation’s third president and founder of the nearby University of Virginia ...

I didn’t either until I visited lovely Charlottesville and its Monticello Wine Trail. The first vines were brought to Virginia by Thomas Jefferson at the end of the 18th century. He had ...

After WorldPride in DC, a weekend to recoup amid central Virginia’s layered dining culture, slow walks through history, and ...

“Thomas Jefferson ... the “founding father” of Monticello. As his gravestone tells us, he wrote the Declaration of Independence, authored the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom ...

From the moment Jane Kamensky took the helm of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation ... Karsh Institute of Democracy at the Jefferson-founded University of Virginia, talked about the future of ...

Journalists and others quickly noted that the website of Monticello — Jefferson’s historic home in Virginia, currently operating underneath the Thomas Jefferson Foundation — had a dedicated ...

Jefferson Vineyards is one of Charlottesville's favorite wineries for several reasons. One, its heritage (commissioned by Thomas Jefferson ... a mile southeast of Monticello, isn't too shabby ...

The Thomas Jefferson Foundation ... and shuttle bus transportation will be provided from Piedmont Virginia Community College to Monticello. For those that cannot attend in person, the ceremony ...

The first eight months of 1802 were mercifully dull for President Jefferson. France and England signed a peace treaty, reopening European and Caribbean ports to American commerce. The Navy was ...