ABOUT THE READING
This adjective was used to describe the style of the big house on Monticello.
What is Classical?
This part of Stable House remained standing, making it where restoration could be completed.
What are the walls?
One of the intentions of building a gate on Mulberry Road was to keep animals and intruders out, This was the other reason.
What is To keep the inhabitants away from the produce
this many readings were assigned this week
what is 1
______ owns and is in charge of restoring and running Monticello as a tourist destination.
What is The Thomas Jefferson Foundation.
_______ is the author of this writing
Who is Gardiner Hallock?
_____ was originally intended to use The Stone House when it was built
Who are Free Workmen
Mulberry Row had become a complete landscape of __________, and it would stay that way for the rest of jeffersons life.
What is Slavery
Thomas Jefferson had this many known children with his slave Sally Jenkins.
what is 6.
This was the first thing removed from Monticello during the 80s when it was decided to improve the location as a tourist destination
what is an ill-placed parking lot?
Define Polymath
Who is a person with a wide range of knowledge/learning?
Carriages used ___ to able to enter The Stone Stable.
What is the Central Passage?
Interiors of reconstructions are commonly based on finds from ______.
What are Archeological Excavations.
This decade is when the landsecape of Monticello begin changing to include the narrative of the slaves on Mulberrry Row.
Sally Jenkins obtained her freedom in this way
What is: being given her "exemption "by Jeffersons daughter Martha a while after his death
These documents were commonly used to track the evolution of Monticello as a site throughout Jeffersons life
What are Jefferson's Plats?
Name one way you could tell the difference between the Freed workers and enslaved
what are Housing, clothing, money and food.
Most of the buildings on Mulberry Row were this kind of structure:
What are 1 story log structures?
_____ is the year that Jefferson bought the land for Monticello
what is 1768?
This is the method of reconstruction used to preserve as much of the existing historical evidence as possible.
what is building over the top of the archeological site rather than directly in it?
This is why it is important for Mulberry Row to be preserved and studied instead of erased.
______idk just say something good__________
Name one building that existed on Mulberry Row from 1760s-1789?
what are: Workers Housing, Log Storehouse and Carpenter Shop
“Mulberry Row consisted of eight buildings: five houses for workers, a log storehouse, and a carpenter shop.”
This was the first house reconstructed on Mulberry Row for historical purposes.
What is the Storehouse for Iron?
This year is when official torus of Mulberry Row began.
what is 1993.
Give a full name of one of the slaves/indentured servants that lived on Mulberry Row (not Sally Jenkins)
William Rice, Isaac Granger, Wormley Hughes, Moses Hern, Mary Hern, Dolly, Priscilla Hemmings, Burwell Colbert, Anthony Giannini, Madison and Eston Hemmings, John Hemmings, Joseph Fossett,