PETE HEGSETH (CO-HOST): We're talking about Thomas Jefferson ... of wokeness: Jefferson's legacy dissed in his own home." What are we talking about? Well you can go to Monticello, you could ...

In 2013, the Thomas Jefferson Foundation wrote on its website, Monticello.org, that the quote was "spurious." At the time, the foundation said the oldest example it found of the quote being ...

Daniel P. Jordan, a Philadelphia native and former president of the foundation that owns Monticello, Thomas Jefferson’s ...

Monticello was the plantation home of Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826), author of the American ... hotels, student rooms, and gardens arrayed in rows to its south. The buildings are excellent and highly ...

thanks to the Papers of Thomas Jefferson project and the Center for Digital Editing at the University of Virginia. The president left a meticulous interpretation of how the world, from Monticello ...

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.

Every year, the University of Virginia and the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which owns and operates Jefferson’s Monticello estate overlooking the school, recognize three individuals for their ...

Kennedy declared the event the greatest collection of talent ever brought together at the White House, “with the possible exception of when Thomas ... “When Jefferson is away from Monticello ...