Thomas Jefferson

Construction of a new court complex is about to begin in Charlottesville – a project that was stopped when archaeologists began finding a treasure trove of artifacts from the city’s original tavern. It opened in 1779 with the father of a revolutionary war hero at the helm.

Earlier this year, Georgia representative Marjorie Taylor Green called on Americans to consider a national divorce with red and blue states splitting up. Historian and author Clay Jenkinson rarely agrees with her, but this time he thinks she might be right, and he claims one of Virginia’s best-loved leaders agreed.

Thomas Jefferson spent much of his life designing, building and rebuilding his home – Monticello. It’s a house with many tales to tell, and at the end of…

A surprising controversy has erupted at the university founded by Thomas Jefferson. Some students and faculty members want UVA’s president to stop quoting…