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Original Caption: Situated at the end of an expansive front lawn and framed by a colorful perennial border, Monticello – the home of Thomas Jefferson – is a testimony to the builder's creativity and architectural skills. Based on the classical style of Palladian architecture, it sits on an 850-foot mountain and offers stunning views, gardens, and walkways.

Location: Location: Virginia (38.010° N 78.453° W)

Status: Public domain. Photo courtesy of Lardner/Klein Landscape Architects, P.C.

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journey hallowed ground byway hallowed ground byway jefferson thomas jefferson monticello virginia us presidents president thomas jefferson united states high resolution digital photographs klein landscape architects front lawn palladian architecture public domain photo courtesy united states history mansion us national archives
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1995 - 2013
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journey hallowed ground byway hallowed ground byway jefferson thomas jefferson monticello virginia us presidents president thomas jefferson united states high resolution digital photographs klein landscape architects front lawn palladian architecture public domain photo courtesy united states history mansion us national archives