United States Presidents
1. G. Washington | 2. J. Adams | 3. T. Jefferson | 4. J. Madison | 5. J. Monroe | 6. J. Q. Adams | 7. A. Jackson |
8. M. Van Buren | 9. W. Harrison | 10. J. Tyler | 11. J. K. Polk | 12. Z. Taylor | 13. M. Fillmore | 14. F. Pierce |
15. J. Buchanan | 16. A. Lincoln | 17. A. Johnson | 18. U. Grant | 19. R. Hayes | 20. J. Garfield | 21. C. Arthur |
22. G. Cleveland | 23. B. Harrison | 24. G. Cleveland | 25. W. McKinley | 26. T. Roosevelt | 27. W. Taft | 28. W. Wilson |
29. W. Harding | 30. C. Coolidge | 31. H. Hoover | 32. F. Roosevelt | 33. H. Truman | 34. D. Eisenhower | 35. J. Kennedy |
36. L. Johnson | 37. R. Nixon | 38. G. Ford | 39. J. Carter | 40. R. Reagan | 41. G. Bush | 42. W. Clinton |
43. G. W. Bush | 44. B. Obama | 45. D. Trump | 46. J. Biden |
Thomas Jefferson
Birthplace
Birthplace: Shadwell, US Route 250; 3 miles east of Charlottesville, VA (Marker)
Visited: 10/14/10
Log Excerpt: "... then continued to outside of Charlottesville for a roadside marker of the birthplace of Thomas Jefferson (the house burnt down in the 1700s)."
Home
Home: Tuckahoe, 12601 River Road, Richmond, VA
Visited: 6/22/13
Log Excerpt: "On the road north and west or Richmond to Tuckahoe Plantation NHL. Constructed around 1710 with an unusual H-shaped footprint by Thomas Randolph, it was the boyhood home of Thomas Jefferson when his father took over guardianship of the Randolph children. This was another honor-pay self-guided tour, so we walked around the property including gardens, out buildings and cemeteries"
Home
Home: Monticello, 931 Thomas Jefferson Parkway, Charlottesville, VA
Visited: 2/15/98
Log Excerpt: "...drove down to Monticello [NHL]. Caught first tour of the day of the house. Beautiful place, with many interesting features designed by a fascinating man. ... Whole area is extremely picturesque, with views out to the Blue Ridge Mountains."
Home
Home: Governor's Palace, Williamsburg, VA
Visited: 6/21/13
Log Excerpt: "We also saw the Governor’s Mansion, home of Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson while Governor."
Home
Home: 57 Maiden Lane, New York, NY
Visited: 2/28/18
Log Excerpt: "As the first Secretary of State, Jefferson resided, for the majority of his time, in the nation’s capital at 57 Maiden Lane. In 1929 a plaque was installed on the site of his former house. We got our photos of the plaque, stuck to the wall of a huge modern building ..."
Gravesite
Gravesite: Monticello, 931 Thomas Jefferson Parkway, Charlottesville, VA
Visited: 2/15/98
Log Excerpt: "Walked around the grounds and down to Jefferson’s grave."