The interpretation of slavery at Monticello has come a long way from a 1980 archaeological excavation of Mulberry Row — Monticello’s hilltop dwelling place of the enslaved — to the row’s ...

A walk along Mulberry Row, the main avenue of operations for the 5,000-acre plantation, highlights his dependence on the labor of enslaved people.

And an outdoor exhibit, "Landscape of Slavery: Mulberry Row at Monticello," will open Feb. 17 at the Monticello estate in Charlottesville, Va.

Mulberry Row, the community where slaves lived on the Monticello plantation in Virginia, will be reconstructed. Monticello officials plan to rebuild at least two log buildings where slaves worked ...

Five Row opened in 1916 as a small village containing two rows of five cottages. It was built specifically for Reynolda’s Black workers since they were not allowed to live in the village with ...

The new mobile app, “Slavery at Monticello: Life and Work on Mulberry Row,” developed by Bluecadet Interactive, takes users touring the south end of Monticello through the new cabins and ...

Hemings arrived at Monticello as a toddler, one of more than 100 enslaved people inherited by Martha and Jefferson following Wayles’ death in 1773. Martha died in 1782, leaving Jefferson a widower.

The Contemplative Site is located on Mulberry Row, where enslaved people were housed and some production buildings were located, which faced the plantation’s mansion. Monticello estimates that ...

Laurita and Lauren explore the history of slavery at Monticello. Laurita and Lauren visit Monticello, the historic estate overlooking Charlottesville where Thomas Jefferson, his family and 400 ...

Film & TV How a Jewish family saved Thomas Jefferson’s home ‘The Levys of Monticello’ focuses on a Sephardic clan who, like the country’s 3rd president, enslaved people ...

The reconstruction along Mulberry Row, the life of Sally Hemings exhibit, and those sorts of things. So, there are some big funders, I would say, that are behind and driving this.