Archaeology and DAACS

The Department of Archaeology is dedicated to studying and preserving Monticello's archaeological record, and to deciphering its meaning through comparative research.

Curatorial and Collections

Monticello's Curatorial Department is responsible for the care and preservation of a collection of 5,000 objects, including artwork, furnishings, natural history specimens, and personal belongings.

Jefferson Library

A modern, presidential-style library supporting research on Thomas Jefferson and his life, times, and legacy.

Restoration

Monticello's Restoration Department is responsible for the preservation, conservation, and accurate interpretation of the mountaintop's historic and reconstructed buildings.

Other Programs

Publications

Since 1993, Monticello has supported the publication of almost 40 books and scholarly works.

Public Programs

Monticello supports a number of public programs for adults, including an annual Historic Landscape Institute and Archaeological Field School.