Inside James Madison's Montpelier

[@GhostlyComrade]

Please keep making these videos. You guys have so much potential.

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

Thank you, and we appreciate you watching.

[@032319581]

This is the best video of Madison's home I have seen!

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

Thank you so much! We appreciate the feedback. We've also filmed inside of George Washington's Mount Vernon, James Buchanan's Wheatland, and Andrew Jackson's Hermitage. Please check those out! Thanks for watching!

[@swedesrus25]

Love the Red Room!

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

Thank you! If you love the Red Room...check out Washington's green room: kzbin.info/www/bejne/foKyZ5l8gpupjs0

[@ajames7505]

Thank you, cool to see it furnished. I was a preservation carpenter and worked on the restoration from July 2005-November 2007. Such a great time and project

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

Very cool! Glad you enjoyed our video. I hope you get a chance to check out our other work!

[@periodicpresidents7916]

Great video! Loved it!

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

Thanks so much!

[@ceceliaharris-us3xk]

very interesting thank you all.

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

Thank you for watching!

[@carmencross3754]

Thank you so much! What a wonderful and informative video!

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

You are so welcome! Nice to see someone I graduated HS with enjoys our videos. Hope you are well, Carmen. D

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

Hope you check out our other nerdy videos!

[@stephenburns3678]

Thank you

[@ForgingFreedomTV]

Constitutional Democracy? No, it’s a Constitutional Republic. That being said, thanks for documenting this piece of history

[@maxipoo7056]

Was that chessboard used by James madison?

[@JamesMadisonsMontpelier]

Home of James Madison here! No, this chessboard did not belong to the 4th President. However, based on archaeological evidence, it is the exact same style of chessboard the former President owned! You can learn more about this chessboard and the archaeological evidence found here, kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2bMi596ep6jmZY

[@davidarmes747]

What did they use to build it with? 1765 no power tools.

[@t-murph9371]

Great Video!!! I saw a ghost there!!!! The lady we saw on a 4th grade field trip is in one of the paintings of all the staff and people that were there, she was a maid or someone that worked in the kitchen! We saw her upstairs in the kitchen from outside in the back yard!!!!! True Story

[@timothykozlowski2945]

Those paintings must be worth a fortune

[@96Marval]

I'm curious why Dolly was not at his side when he died. Any ideas?

[@josephzao6737]

An open letter to the state of Virginia. In accredited education in the United States of America, nobody that’s an American citizen and have some mind and sensitivity goes to a Virginia school without prior knowledge of what an advantage it might be to go through their disadvantage. The United States was put together successfully in the absence of everything Virginia could be. It does not take a substantial degree or citizen to recognize that Virginia is “a horse of a different color” in a population that is never fit the American agenda for anything today, yesterday tomorrow or forever. The year is 2024, not 1776. Virginia has absolutely nothing to do with freedom and remains a prison state today. Virginia is no good for love or money. What’s the synthetic advantage of getting near it in family, business, Law, literature, medicine, politics, history, or military.

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

Im descended from Virginia cavaliers

[@ninedaysqueen301]

Why was there no tour of the slavery exhibits or cabins? Certainly those are more important than the racist enslaver who owned the place, just saying..

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

Our next Lesson on the Road will feature nothing but the enslaved community that lived at Montpelier. Stay tuned!

[@BobbleheadGeorge]

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[@ninedaysqueen301]

@@BobbleheadGeorge Thank you!

[@isaach5489]

Don't worry race baiter. The actual tour in person is all about diversity and inclusion, and how bad a guy madison was

[@MeadeSkeltonMusic]

Oh get over it