Monticello, Home of Thomas Jefferson

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コー Houn of Thomas Jeffers MONTICELLO. AMERICAN COLORTYPE CO., N. Y COPYRIGHT 1907 BY JAMESTOWN A. & V. CO.

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1607 JAMESTOWN 1908 JAMESTOWN OFFICIAL SEAL 1907 1607-JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION-1907 OCT 14 CHMOND POS 1901 AL SOUVENIR ם. COMMEMORATIVE SERIES.1907 TED DING OF JAME อน PUBLISHED BY THE CONCESSIONAIRE, THE JAMESTOWN AMUSEMENT & VENDING CO., INC., NORFOLK VA. FOR COMMUNICATION THIS SPACE MAY BE USED SMITH 1631 No. 47. MONTICELLO. Near Charlottesville, Vir- ginia. Home of Thomas Jefferson, author of the Declar- ation of Independence, the statute of Virginia for religious freedom, and Father of the University of Virginia. Gov- ernor of Virginia, 1779 to 1781. Minister to France 1784 to 1789. Secretary of State during the administration of George Washington. Vice President 1797 to 1801, and President of the United States 1801 to 1809. Refused re-election and retired from public life to Monticello on March 4th, 1809, with a reputation for integrity and statesmanship unsurpassed even by Washington. Died at Monticello July 4th, 1826, in the 83d year of his age. Mifs Margant-Flowey 3294 Jacksounde- San Franceso Californin