THOMAS JEFFERSON Grave & FULL Home Estate Tour | MONTICELLO

[@SoShantel]

Yay! Hitting pause on the world to watch Jordan’s new video. Day. Made.

[@RhettyforHistory]

This is a great one to visit. My grandmother told me I had to see this and that every American should. I made it a point to do so in her honor and I'm glad I listened to her. I really enjoyed it.

[@travelingwithmikeandpam9074]

Bucket list!

[@RhettyforHistory]

@@travelingwithmikeandpam9074 I figured for sure that you would have been here.

[@travelingwithmikeandpam9074]

@@RhettyforHistory So many places, so little time & money!

[@fallingstar6792]

Thank you for allowing us to go with you . I have many health problems would never be able to travel and visit. Hope you post more videos like this. I love history and learning.

[@alancumming6407]

I want to thank you so much for producing this Vlog. My parents got married just after WW2 and visited the Jefferson Estate when on Honeymoon. After my father passed away, my Mother returned to her family in Scotland, where I live to this day. I still treasure the photographs they took on their visit to Monticello and I always hoped to visit it one day. Many, many thanks Jordan.

[@kaylajones7599]

This vlog is so cool! I enjoyed learning about Thomas Jefferson. Thank you for always taking us along with you, Jordan!

[@lilone1235]

Great vlog about a great man. Been to Monticello a number of times and it's a beautiful place!

[@rk1039]

I live about 3 hours away. My favorite place to go. So peaceful and beautiful. Thanks for sharing! ❤️

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

I hung out there for about 3 hours... easily 30 min walking and sitting in the garden. Very serene

[@mariaday712]

Beautiful tour. I love how you show us the flowers and things that are outside the house. Thank you Jordan. You did a wonderful job on this one. Stay safe and take care.

[@lauraodle5816]

Oh how I've missed my Jordan vlogs! It has been such a privilege to learn and see so many memories of a day that once was!Thank you Jordan. Now that I'm back it helps me to get through sad times. Much love, Laura

[@karenleemallonee684]

When I was 12 years old my Grandma took me to Boston & we did the Freedom Trail, I will never forget it. I'm sure that's when my love of history began. She took me all over, to famous battle fields, we even went to Salem. I would love to visit this home, absolutely beautiful. Thank you for showing us this bit of history, enjoyed it very much! Thank you, Jordan! 🌼

[@jasonmcgovern1364]

Hi Jordan, a nice view from the vegetable garden. So glad you got to film inside the house, it's a vast property. I always like it when archeologists find more items on properties, it makes it even more interesting. Great vlog Jordan.

[@TravelswithNick]

Man this was great! I'm a huge fan of the rev war and how America became to be. Really cool to see this about Jefferson. Thanks!!

[@dianefindley9167]

I remember reading a quote by JFK. He had walked into a room at the White House where he was holding a meeting of all these top Dignitaries from around the World. He said “ There has not been this much intelligence in one room… Since Thomas Jefferson dined alone”. Love history. Great job as always Jordan. Love ya ❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@lindamorris5548]

Thanks for taking us to Monticello! You share so much detail about what we were seeing inside the house and grounds. I was there once in 1992, and did the guided tour. It seems that much has changed since then. This seems more like one of your vlogs from Europe... anxious for those to resume. Meanwhile, this was cool!

[@wickhamgray9301]

One of my favorite places. Thank you for going. I love your perspective on history.

[@oceanvog2538]

Born and raised in VA, left many years ago never fully appreciating its history. Your vlog gives me a chance to fully recognize what I missed. Your love of history is contagious.

[@amandadougherty8054]

The inventions TJ used in Monticello are amazing!!!

[@stevenscarborough6221]

Great vlog for a retired history teacher! Thank you!

[@suefox6164]

Thank you Jordan! This has been a wonderful tour. I never would have seen this place if it weren't for you. Looking forward to more videos, young man. Stay well!

[@elyseraval8273]

We were there over the summer. I think I have been to more than 10 presidential homes, historic locations over the years. Never gets old. Definitely a history nerd. Even have the shirt, lol

[@joshuawaltz9484]

It's great when a get to start my day with Daze with Jordan the Lion. These videos help me get through my day and work week. Thanks Jordan.

[@outsider238]

Very interesting! Glad they allow photos and video now. Such an historical place. Thank you for the tour!

[@carolynmitchell4504]

Great tour. Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@cheriejessee5255]

This has been one of my favs. Thank you so much

[@mamab4211]

Thanks for taking us along!!!’ 💞

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

You're very welcome

[@_CoolHandLuke_]

Thanks Jordan, this was awesome! Your vlogs NEVER disappoint.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thank you!

[@seattlescofflaws]

About 5 years ago, a room where Sally Hemmings was thought to have lived was uncovered during a remodel. It’s below the south annex early in your video. It was a bathroom when I last visited.

[@ginocukale9348]

I don't believe they "uncovered" anything. When they tore down the bathroom they "found" a chimney. Well then where was the chimney when they built the bathroom? Nobody noticed it? The world wasn't ready Sally. They are now.

[@cassieandkrisslifeadventur334]

Wonderful vlog, Jordan! So glad you made your way there! I've been to Monticello a couple of times. The first time you weren't allowed to photograph or take video of the inside of the house. I've gone back since then and was thrilled to see those rules had changed. Also, a fun fact...the front of Monticello is pictured on the back of the American Nickle! I found that pretty neat when I learned that piece of information. Thank you for sharing Thomas Jefferson and his beloved Monticello!

[@joeritter911]

Very informative and interesting.I would like to visit there and look around for myself. Thank you for bringing this knowledge to us

[@racheldelgado5646]

This was a FABULOUS vlog. Thanks Jordan.

[@steveperry921]

It's great that you're covering American history. Excellent tour of Monticello.

[@lblough9881]

Love the work you do as well as your presentations. Very practical, not too verbose or over done. Great explanations with basic attention to details. And, you’re a good narrator too. Thank you for sharing what you enjoy doing with us.

[@sandygoddard7478]

This is awesome. Love the founding fathers.

[@MLT108]

Thank you, Jordan!

[@syreetaabney6968]

Loved the video Jordan they have some very nice things to see on this tour since it's a part of our history. Thanks for the great video.

[@PaulLoughrin]

Great historical vlog, Mr. Jordan!

[@jenniferjensen8538]

I have been there! It is, indeed, an amazing place! Thomas Jefferson was an amazing person! He was also a great inventor! Thanks for this tour! You covered things I didn't learn while touring!

[@raydash1424]

I really enjoyed this vlog. There is a serious effort by vile people to discredit Jefferson and other founding fathers so I want to commend you for highlighting this great man and his accomplishments.

[@dominiqueechevarria6458]

LET THEM ...I LOVE T.J. I WILL PUT IN AN ORDER AT THE T.J. GIFT SHOP FOR SOME EXCELLENT SOAPS TEAS AND SO ON. 👀👀👀👀👀

[@starblazer64]

Cancel Culture is trying to destroy the American spirit. They just took down a Thomas Jefferson statue in NY

[@markn3936]

@@starblazer64 Bizzare!

[@SuperDrJeckyl]

Jefferson did more in one day in his life than all these cancel idiots have done combined in their miserable lives. The man was a very accomplished genius.

[@jamesthompson8008]

@Ray Dash Not only that, but he presented this video in a perfectly neutral view, no political slants at all, WELL DONE!! Just a nice presentation of what is in terms of the home.

[@karensundin3399]

Love the history of Thomas Jefferson. Great job Jordan. I love your vlogs❤️

[@lyndac7511]

Great vlog Jordan thank you have a good day 👍

[@theangendeavor9910]

I Love historical places. The estate was beautiful you are right about Virginia it is very beautiful there. There is so much we can learn from history and hopefully we learn to not repeat it.

[@freebirdjackson5511]

Especially Totalitarianism which often starts by erasing culture…like removal of statues/historical monuments, changing the National Anthem, and brain washing students. This will lead to repeating mistakes and atrocities.

[@dianemac3768]

Well done.....great filming despite the crowds....love history and this was wonderful....thanks

[@retrobilly1719]

What a Good thing you are doing touring these National Monuments🇺🇸

[@rebahicks3619]

Love history.. thank you for sharing..

[@MoviemaniaNick]

Cool vlog Jordan! Always good to learn about history.

[@jeffreardon3969]

Hey Jordan, Long time. Great tour of Jefferson's plantation home. I have not been there since 1995. At the time they were installing a museum quality air conditioning system. The North Entrance is actually the main entrance where Jefferson would receive guests. That is where the legendary General Lafayette from France came in to meet him. It is such an amazing place and really a miracle that it survived the centuries. Jeff

[@ginocukale9348]

They did a great job at hiding the air conditioning system. If you put your hands up to the books and other various places you can feel the air come out.

[@annekremer3585]

I, noticed the "old blue willow" dinner plates on the table. "Old blue willow" dinner sets were very common in those days.

[@annekremer3585]

Also Randolph Hurst had "old blue willow" dinner sets at Hurst castle on the table.

[@stitchlilo01]

Thank you for this tour, Jordan. The TJ private cemetery is extremely awesome. 👍🙏🇺🇸

[@susanboatman7913]

Jordan if you're still in Virginia and like history you should checkout Colonial Willamsburg. John D. Rockefeller restored the Town. Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, and Patrick Henry are just a few of the historical personalities.

[@dazzlingchick]

💋Great historical vlog Jordan. You’re the best. Blessings to u and Jah. ~Love&Light♥️Carli

[@lisad476]

Oh I loved this Jordan thankyou so very much

[@lynnessewimperfect825]

Thank you for taking us on a tour of history. That location has been on my bucket list for years but I doubt I will ever see it in person. How much of the furnishings in the house are original to Mr Jefferson and his family? I hope they mentioned something on the tour. My other bucket list entry is Mt Vernon, Mr Washington's home. Thank you again Jordan.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

They told me all of the furnishings were at one time or another original, and either donated back, loaned, or repurchased for the house..

[@donnastedham9822]

I enjoyed being able to see Thomas Jefferson's home. Awesome vlog, Jordan.

[@frankpage316]

He truly was a great man. Thank you.

[@daddybog7189]

A beautiful historical landmark, thanks for the tour.

[@susanboatman7913]

Thank you for this video I love history.

[@ellennewth6305]

Love these historical sites, Jordan! Monticello is a gorgeous property. Beautiful both inside and out. Always loved the song "He Plays the Violin" from "1776". Can't imagine what parties must have been like back in the day!

[@yaella5443]

Yes and beautifull w al the slave and bloody history behind it! Yeah can't imagine what the party's must have been like

[@TiaCatR]

Thanks for doing this video, Jordan! Monticello is a deeply interesting place to visit. And it's located in a particularly beautiful part of Virginia. I mean, Virginia is a beautiful state, but Charlottesville is just so pretty. I don't think I'd want to drive on their hilly winding roads in the winter, though! Jefferson really picked a magical spot for his home. It's very much worth a visit for anyone who hasn't been there. You covered a lot! Thanks again!

[@josephinepowell2242]

Thankyou for the video , it’s so interesting then again ALL of your videos are .

[@tombrown-Roushfan17]

Cool place! Hope to visit someday! Thanks!

[@marthaturki2262]

Another awesome Jordan! Thanks!😍

[@sg2823]

Interesting. So much history, life well lived by Thomas.

[@marywright6759]

Our family did a history tour of Virginia one year many years ago. This was one of our stops. I remember a clock Jefferson invented hanging in a room up over a door I think. Very interesting..

[@ginocukale9348]

Yes there is. It is also exactly timed with the days of the week, as the clock turns there's other markings that point to what day of the week it is. Then at the end of the week TJ would have to wind it up again.

[@davidcooper7339]

One of your best vlogs! Thank you!

[@contessalouannec8064]

All I can say is Amazing Stream Thank You for sharing.

[@angelalowery4545]

Oh my... just Beautiful ❤

[@angelalowery4545]

WOW... I stumbled on this and I'm grateful..Thank you 🙏

[@jacquestedcooper]

Great job on these vlogs! Love seeing all the history up close. Thank you

[@jeffreardon3969]

Also, I highly recommend the book "Thomas Jefferson: The Biography of a Builder" Written in 1990. It is an excellent history of the building of Monticello and how Jefferson did it. A must read.

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thanks for the recommendation

[@SuperDrJeckyl]

A true genius. Not just academic, he actually accomplished so very much. I've been there and it's remarkable.

[@judithmitchell4667]

Oh, I wish I could have come with you on this video. I love history and find Jefferson fascinating. Thank you so much Jordan. A wonderful video. Blessings - Judith 🎵🎭

[@louisetregomorgan4907]

American history at its best . I love all history and Thomas Jefferson was no exception . I enjoyed this so much Jordan, you really went above and beyond to remind us why America became a power house . He was one of the greatest President Of America 🇺🇸 great man .🧡👍

[@Bob-jg3vq]

Your vlogs are always so entertaining and educational, I do enjoy them all. It was fascinating to see Thomas Jefferson' home property and his family Cemetery. To bad people don't seem to be allowed to walk around the Cemetery. Great job 👏

[@TheSherryBoops]

Thanks Jordan :)

[@amer1canbea5t89]

I love that Jordan doesn't show everything as a way to encourage people to come check these things out for themselves. It is awesome.

[@marlenepearson9657]

Thank you for a great tour Jordan!

[@gailreese4102]

Thank you for sharing!

[@BettyMartinez-uo1ss]

Thank you so much i really enjoyed the tour.

[@brianeslinger3639]

Loved this video

[@virginiacopeland7139]

Thank you Jordan he is my favorite president ❤️

[@robbinmcvay4206]

Awesome video! On my bucket list!

[@jennifursun3303]

love really old houses too avid book collector too one of my late brothers had over a thousand books as well

[@jasonmeadows4567]

I live near here. Wish I knew you were in VA Jordan. Would have been nice to come meet you. Safe travels sir.

[@briangriffin4937]

50 years ago I visited Monticello when I was a teenager. There’s so much more to see today.

[@luisvaldes1568]

Thanks for the behind the wheel views driving down the road.

[@maxplascencia]

Good mornin Jordan! Hope you had a swell thanksgiving

[@jamesthompson8008]

Very well done sir, Thank you for this video!

[@acruise55]

Great vlog. I go on little day trips to historical areas

[@wendimorgan73]

Thanks. Enjoyed this.

[@susangriffin4584]

Wow ! The home of President Thomas Jefferson that is so amazing .I've found this video very interesting. Thank you Jordan for doing a great job in making of this video. 👍🏼

[@tonygenebass9812]

Enjoyed it thanks:)

[@MyLady120]

This is so amazing. I hope to go visit someday. Thank you so much for sharing your video.

[@kittytotten3344]

BRILLIANT JOB DEAR JORDAN! LOVE THE HISTORY. GROWING UP ON THE EAST COAST,THIS WAS OFTEN A " CLASS TRIP"

[@michaelcanney7218]

Nice vlog my friend

[@goldenhoneysilk]

thanks Jordan this was a very interesting history speaking of Jefferson. what a considerate person he was to his family and those that took care of the land his home . such a beautiful home has a lot of character in which to hide and read lol. what gorgeous piece of land. take care

[@lisasprite3322]

I have been here!!! Fav room was the dining room (the carts were wheeled in for the guests, so meetings could remain private. wine bottles passed through dumbwaiter at each side of fireplace). Imagine having artifacts from Lewis and Clark expedition. Stunning review. Thanks ✌🏽⭐️

[@leled2204]

Jordan, very informative!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@DazewithJordantheLion]

Thanks!

[@Twinsconspiracy]

This was amazing. Such a beautiful house. I love how they’re still finding evidence of buildings and artifacts. The slave gravesite is so sad, I’m glad the estate made the efforts to identify as many as they could. I wonder how Jefferson’s Grandson’s father-in-law made it into the family plot. I also wonder if the man who purchased the estate and buried his mother there is also buried there.

[@hollybritton6119]

Thank you what a beautiful place really enjoyed the tour

[@dstaugustinefl8832]

That's for the tour Jordan. The 30yrs I lived in Maryland I went just about everywhere but Monticello