Jefferson’s “rough Draught” of the Declaration
Jefferson's 'rough draught' of the Declaration of Independence as read by Bill Barker, who portrays Thomas Jefferson for Colonial Williamsburg[...]
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Visitors to Monticello: What They Really Thought
Visitors to Monticello: What They Really Thought - Monticello Podcasts - Susan H. Perdue, Associate Editor of The Papers of Thomas Jefferson: Retirement Series on visitors to Monticello in 1809…[...]
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A Culinary Independence: Jefferson for July 4th
A Culinary Independence: Jefferson for July 4th - Monticello Podcasts - Eat Feed's Anne Bramley talks with Beth Cheuk, Justin Sarafin, and Damon Lee Fowler about the creation of the…[...]
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Thomas Jefferson and Religion
Thomas Jefferson and Religion - Monticello Podcasts - David Holmes, Professor of Religion, The College of William and Mary[...]
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Uncovering the Vanished Monticello Plantation
An Interview with Sara Bon-Harper, Monticello's Archaeological Research Manager[...]
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An Interview with Robert Bruce on Astral Projection
Have you ever had an uncanny experience such as the sensation of your hackles going up around a particular person or place, for instance, or an inexplicably vivid dream in…[...]
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Restoration of Monticello’s North All-Weather Passageway
Restoration of Monticello's North All-Weather Passageway - Monticello Podcasting - Henry Cersley[...]
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“All eyes are opened . . . to the rights of man”
A reading by Bill Barker of Jefferson's last public letter declining an invitation to attend celebrations of the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in Washington, D.C.[...]
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Jefferson and Eyeglasses
A look at Jefferson's use of and interest in eyeglasses with Katherine Stebbins McCaffrey visiting fellow at the Robert H. Smith International Center for Jefferson Studies[...]
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Environmental Hazards, Eighteenth-Century Style
A look at how perceptions of the natural enviroment of North America influenced how Europeans viewed Americans and Americans viewed themsleves. Presented by Pulitzer-Prizing-winning historian Gordon Wood.[...]
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Symphony No. 3 In G Major: III Menuet and Trio by Josef Haydn
Performed by the Sugar Ridge Quartet[...]
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From Symphony No. 66 In B Flat Major: Finale by Josef Haydn
Performed by the Sugar Ridge Quartet[...]
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