Virginia’s Jewish population was small, but anything but insignificant during Thomas Jefferson’s lifetime. In fact, the stories of Jewish people are tied to Monticello in many ways: through Jefferson’s letters, through business, and through the enslaved community.
In this livestream, Monticello Guide and International Center for Jefferson Studies Historic Interpretation Fellow Olivia Brown explores this topic.
Photo: Monticello circa 1912, when under the ownership and preservation of the Levy family
