Mulberry Row Charlottesville

Charlottesville , Virginia, United States
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    Attraction Type:

    Historic site

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  • 1

    Not an ice cream!

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    ... and positioned below the house and garden so as not to obstruct the view. We also took the garden tour (of course) and the Mulberry Row tour, which painted a very vivid picture of life as a slave. This was a ‘street’ 1000ft. long, a rough ...

  • 2

    Charlottesville – land of Presidents

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    ... of the University of Virginia.  Notably absent from his personal notable list of accomplishments was being President of the United States -- an omission which blows my mind and speaks legion of Jefferson's character.  MICHIE TAVERN After our ...

  • 3

    Detour / Monticello

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    ... , carpenter, etc.) were performed.  Besides the remains of the joinery (woodwork) chimney, there was not much to see on Mulberry row.  All you would see are signs which state "here was where the XXX was located" and maybe you would have see ...

  • 4

    Day 136 Charlottesville Virginia

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    ... expansive and obviously commanded a 360 degree view when the trees were not obstructing the outlook. We walked along the Mulberry Row where his Slaves and workshops had been quartered, overlooking the vegetable gardens that had supplied the food for ...

  • 5

    Monticello and more

    ... Jefferson -- something out of Terry Gilliam, surely. Then walked up the path to the house, past Jefferson's grave and "Mulberry Row" -- the vegetable garden and level ground that used to support outbuildings. The most impressive aspect of walking up to ...

  • 6

    Drove to Tom's House

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    ... the US congress, governor of Virginia, US minister to France, secretary of state, vice-president and later president of the United States, and finally the founder of the University of Virginia. It is notable that Jefferson’s presidency included the ...

  • 7

    Monticello and more

    ... Jefferson -- something out of Terry Gilliam, surely. Then walked up the path to the house, past Jefferson's grave and "Mulberry Row" -- the vegetable garden and level ground that used to support outbuildings. The most impressive aspect of walking up to ...