Who was the architect of Monticello, home of Thomas Jefferson?

It’s absolutely beautiful! It was a remarkable house during its time and still is!

It's beautifully constructed. I'd like to 👀 it one day.

Monticello still stands on the campus of UVA. I am a happy alumni of that wonderful university in Charlottesville, VA.

Toured Monticello and its grounds. It was lovely. So much history in that region.

I went there a lot growing up it is a wonderful place one of my most favorite places. My aunt taught at the university and took us there all the time she was vey much into history.

CubicAftermath, Thomas Paine wrote Common Sense which inspired the colonies to declare independence as opposed to merely ask for a redress of grievances. Jefferson still gets credit for authoring the Declaration of Independence.

Jefferson was into energy-efficiecy ahead of his time. Of course in the middle east artitects came up with designs to conserve cool air in their buildings before Jefferson's time period

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