Jefferson attempted to create an efficient plantation based on new approaches to agriculture and manufacturing. To realize his goals, dozens of enslaved and free workers lived and worked here on Mulberry Row. He added a series of dwellings and workshops to the outbuildings that served his elite household. Structures were built, dismantled, or re-purposed as Jefferson’s needs changed.
- Three Phases of Mulberry Row
- 1796 Mutual Assurance Plat
- "Negro Quarter"
- Joiner's Shop
- "Servant's Houses" r., s. & t.
- Blacksmith's Shop
- Textile Workshop
- Stables
- Coal Sheds
- Saw Pit
- Carpenter's Shop
- Nailery
- Necessary House
- Storehouse for Iron
- Smokehouse/Dairy
- Wash House
- "Servant's House" o.
- Shed
- "Servant's House" q.
- Dwelling (MRS-2)
- Dwelling (MRS-4)
- Dwelling (MRS-1)
- Stone House