Monticello Museum Shop

The expansive Shop at Monticello presents an extraordinary collection of items and unique gifts for the history lover. The book section offers more than 250 titles—including one of the most comprehensive selections of Jefferson-related books available anywhere—and comfortable reading chairs. Other departments of the store contain exclusive Monticello reproductions, educational games and toys, home décor pieces, Virginia wines, gourmet food products, posters and prints, collectibles, and souvenirs. The Shop also features an indoor/outdoor garden space, open year-round, where you can buy Monticello's popular historic plants and seeds, harvested from plants grown at Monticello.

Incorporated in 1923, the Thomas Jefferson Foundation owns and operates Monticello, the Charlottesville, Va., home of former U.S. President Thomas Jefferson. The foundation has grown to include a museum, a center for Jefferson studies and research, a center for historic plants and a visitors center that houses a permanent exhibition, theater and museum shop.

Monticello, located in Charlottesville, VA, is a historic house and plantation museum that serves as the home of Thomas Jefferson, the author of the Declaration of Independence. Recognized as a World Heritage Site, it functions as a research institute and private non-profit organization dedicated to preserving Jefferson's legacy and educating the public about his life and contributions. The site offers a range of programs and events that explore the complexities of Jefferson's character, including his relationships, architectural achievements, and the realities of slavery at Monticello. Visitors can participate in educational activities, seasonal plant sales, and special commemorations, as well as engage with exhibits that highlight significant themes and milestones in American history. Generated from the website