Which home is associated with Thomas Jefferson?

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Which home is associated with Thomas Jefferson?

Monticello is the home associated with Thomas Jefferson. He designed and lived there in Virginia, making it his personal residence and a showcase of his architectural ideas and practical experiments. The name, Italian for “little mountain,” fits its hilltop site near Charlottesville and its neoclassical, Enlightenment-influenced design reflects Jefferson’s tastes. By contrast, Mount Vernon is linked to George Washington; Blenheim Palace is a grand English estate; and the White House is the presidential residence in Washington, D.C.—where Jefferson did live during his presidency, but Monticello remains the home most closely tied to him as a personal residence and project.

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