Thomas Jefferson's Daily Ride
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- Опубликовано: 16 май 2017
- Join Leslie Greene Bowman, President of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, on horseback as she retraces Jefferson's daily ride around his Monticello plantation.
Image Credits
• “From Edgehill the Residence of Col. Jefferson Randolph” by Russell Smith, 1844. Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello.
• “Cutting Timber, Virginia, 1850s” by Lewis Miller, 1853-1867. Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
• “Monticello: mountaintop (plat) by Thomas Jefferson, 1806.” Coolidge Collection of Thomas Jefferson Manuscripts, Massachusetts Historical Society
• “Monticello: mountaintop (plat) by Thomas Jefferson, 1809.” Coolidge Collection of Thomas Jefferson Manuscripts, Massachusetts Historical Society
• “View from Monticello Looking Towards Charlottesville” by Jane Braddick Peticolas, 1825.
Thomas Jefferson Foundation at Monticello
• “Jefferson's mill at Shadwell” by Ben John Lossing, undated. New York Public Library Digital Collections.
• "Culpepper, Va.--Stacking wheat" by Edwin Forbes, 1863. Library of Congress
• "An Overseer Doing His Duty near Fredericksburg, Virginia" by Benjamin Henry Latrobe, ca. 1798. Maryland Historical Society
• “Farm Book, 1774-1824, page 46, by Thomas Jefferson.” Coolidge Collection of Thomas Jefferson Manuscripts, Massachusetts Historical Society
• “Slaves Harvesting Wheat”. © John W. Jones, Artist and Author of the book and exhibition, “Confederate Currency: The Color of Money, Images of Slavery in Confederate and Southern States Currency and Beyond.” www.colorsofmoney.com
• “3D models of slave dwellings and ‘Franklin’s Barn’” by RenderSphere, LLC, Richmond, VA
Leslie you graciously asked me to join one of the rides around Monticello some years ago. One of the interesting facts shared with the riders was that it took 4 days to ride to Washington DC. That gave political figures lots of time to contemplate.
thank you for this video....wonderful information
Wish that was part of the tour!
Good video, but the title "daily ride" suggest it will focus on no more than of course his daily ride, but it seem to focus more on the slaves on at Monticello.
Please, what is the music that accompanies this piece?
he really did own a small town huh
How Jefferson died Bankrupt,I'll never understand.
he lived a pretty lavish lifestyle, bought a huge library, donated to the University of Virginia, spent money on fine things and scientific/agricultural experiments, made investments that return much
he wasn't a great businessman
Also, there were some rumors flying that he had some relatives that were in debt and were a boat anchor to his finances🤔👎
Interesting video, but who wouldn't be wealthy making slaves do all the work.
instead of building wealth he chose to spend it, donate it, or make what turned out to be bad investments