Describes the planning, construction, and occupancy of Thomas Jefferson's dream home.

Published to accompany the exhibition, The worlds of Thomas Jefferson at Monticello, April 13-December 31, 1993, organized by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation.

A biography of Thomas Jefferson, the farmer, architect, statesman, President, inventor, and educator whose inventiveness was exemplified by Monticello.

Visually stunning volume that explores the house and plantation at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, featuring the photography of Miguel Flores-Vianna, along with essays by arts and cultural luminaries who reflect on Jefferson and his work at Monticello as a testament to his genius in art, culture, and science, while considering the important role and painful reality of his enslaved workforce which made his lifestyle and achievements possible.

Presents a tour of Thomas Jefferson's home in Virginia through the eyes of a slave boy, a cook, a visitor, Jefferson himself, and his grand-daughter.

Biography of Thomas Jefferson, his family, and other Monticello inhabitants. Includes Randolph, Hemings, and other families.