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  • The University of Virginia School of Law aerial shot of the campus taken from a hot air balloon. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The University of Virginia School of Law aerial shot of the campus taken from a hot air balloon. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The University of Virginia School of Law aerial shot of the campus taken from a hot air balloon. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The University of Virginia School of Law aerial shot of the campus taken from a hot air balloon. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students walk to the Darden School of Business. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction worker Traon Jordon with Semco Services, Inc. on Tuesday removed the skylight glass from the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Fall leaves cover the trees outside the UVa School of Law at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A view of the pavilions and lawn at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A late March snow blankets the downtown mall and the First United Methodist Church. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A view of the pavilions and lawn at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Leafless trees cover the mountains in early spring along the Blue Ridge Parkway in Nelson County, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The clouds begin to break over a snow covered Downtown Charlottesville, VA. skyline. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The Downtown Mall on Water Street in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A late March snow blankets the downtown mall and the First United Methodist Church. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Farm silos appear over a corn field in Greene County, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Scenic view from the Blue Ridge Parkway in Nelson County, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A winter woods road located in Albemarle County, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Fall leaves cover the trees outside the UVa School of Law at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The historical serpentine walls behind the pavilions at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Cars drive under snow covered trees and buildings on West Main Street in downtown Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A westward view overlooking West Main Street and Ridge Street located in Downtown Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A westward view overlooking West Main Street and Ridge Street covered in a late spring snow fall located in Downtown Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The historical serpentine walls behind the pavilions at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A late March snow blankets the downtown mall and the First United Methodist Church. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Fall leaves cover the trees outside the UVa School of Law at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students on the lawn at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A winter woods road located in Albemarle County, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students on the lawn at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Fall leaves cover the trees outside the UVa School of Law at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Large crowds attend the City of Charlottesville farmers market located off Water Street in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Fall leaves cover the trees outside the UVa School of Law at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The historical serpentine walls behind the pavilions at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The full moon over Carters Mountain in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A rock wall and wooden barrier lead to the entrance of Humpback Rocks on the Blue Ridge Parkway in Nelson County, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A view of the pavilions and lawn at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A view of the pavilions and lawn at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction workers renovate the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction workers renovate the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A view of the pavilions and lawn at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction workers renovate the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction workers renovate the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A runner runs through the snow in Downtown Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students relax on the Lawn area of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction workers renovate the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction worker Traon Jordon with Semco Services, Inc. on Tuesday removed the skylight glass from the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Scaffolding inside the Rotunda at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A view of the pavilions and lawn at the University of Virginia. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction worker Traon Jordon with Semco Services, Inc. on Tuesday removed the skylight glass from the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Sunset over the Blue Ridge mountains as seen from Madison County, VA.. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction workers renovate the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students walk thru campus at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction worker Traon Jordon with Semco Services, Inc. on Tuesday removed the skylight glass from the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Construction worker Traon Jordon with Semco Services, Inc. on Tuesday removed the skylight glass from the University of Virginia's Rotunda dome as part of roof replacement of the iconic building. Following removal of the glass, crews will install a temporary black membrane on the roof to protect the building's interior between the time the old skylight is removed and a new one is installed, around mid-March. While the Rotunda will remain open during the work, the Dome Room will have only limited access to visitors for about 12 weeks.<br />
The work is part of the first phase of the Rotunda renovations, which involves replacing the leaking roof and the oculus, as well as repairing the exterior brick walls, windows and ornamental sheet metal. Future phases include replacing the elevator, restoring the portico column capitals and improving the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, sprinkler and data systems.<br />
The total project, expected to take several years, will cost around $50 million. It is being funded through a mixture of state appropriations and private gifts. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A farm with mountain views in Greene County, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Large crowds attend the City of Charlottesville farmers market located off Water Street in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students walk thru campus at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Large crowds attend the City of Charlottesville farmers market located off Water Street in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students walk thru campus at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students walk thru campus at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students walk thru campus at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Students study at Alderman Library at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Large crowds attend the City of Charlottesville farmers market located off Water Street in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe visits the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The Commonwealth Skybar restaurant and bar located on the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, VA.  Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The outdoor restaurant and bar located on the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, VA.  Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The Commonwealth Skybar restaurant and bar located on the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, VA.  Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The Commonwealth Skybar restaurant and bar located on the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, VA.  Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The Commonwealth Skybar restaurant and bar located on the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, VA.  Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The Commonwealth Skybar restaurant and bar located on the Downtown Mall in Charlottesville, VA.  Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Hot air balloons over the Rivanna River in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A fall colored tree lined road in Fluvanna County, Va.
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  • Winter view in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • The new Martha Jefferson Hospital. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Fog sets on farmland in the early morning hours in Greene County, Virginia. Photo/ Andrew Shurtleff
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  • A two-day storm system ends with a spectacular sunset with color filing through low laying clouds on the Blue Ridge Mountains above Mirador in Crozet, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello, home of 3rd President Thomas Jefferson  in Charlottesville, VA.  Credit Image: © Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello, home of 3rd President Thomas Jefferson  in Charlottesville, VA.  Credit Image: © Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello, home of 3rd President Thomas Jefferson  in Charlottesville, VA.  Credit Image: © Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello, home of 3rd President Thomas Jefferson  in Charlottesville, VA.  Credit Image: © Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello, home of 3rd President Thomas Jefferson  in Charlottesville, VA.  Credit Image: © Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello, home of 3rd President Thomas Jefferson  in Charlottesville, VA.  Credit Image: © Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello, home of 3rd President Thomas Jefferson  in Charlottesville, VA.  Credit Image: © Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello, home of 3rd President Thomas Jefferson  in Charlottesville, VA.  Credit Image: © Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello is the plantation owned by former president Thomas Jefferson and located in Charlottesville, VA. The new Thomas Jefferson Visitors Center and Smith Education Center will have it's grand opeing on April 15, 2009. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Visitors walk across the interactive bluestone floor inside the Stacy Smith Liss Gallery at the new Thomas Jefferson Visitors Center and Smith Education Center. When visitors step on words in the floor, phrases are projected at their feet then move across the floor eventually appearing on the wall as completed quotations. The new visitors center at Monticello opening April 15, 2009 in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Visitors view "the Boisterous Sea of Liberty" exhibit inside the Michelle Smith Gallery at the new Thomas Jefferson Visitors Center and Smith Education Center April 7, 2009 in Charlottesville, VA. The exhibit consists of interactive touch screens that allow patrons to trace the development of Jefferson's ideas about liberty expressed in the Declaration of Independence.  The new visitors center at Monticello opens April 15, 2009 in Charlottesville, VA. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • inside Monticello thomas jefferson flowers spring Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. photo/Andrew Shurtleff..Monticello thomas jefferson fall Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello-Home of Thomas Jefferson..Monticello thomas jefferson flowers spring Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello thomas jefferson winter ice storm Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello thomas jefferson winter ice storm Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello thomas jefferson winter ice storm Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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  • Monticello thomas jefferson flowers spring garden Display image Only: Monticello-the historical home of Thomas Jefferson located in Charlottesville, Va. Photo/Andrew Shurtleff
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