James Monroe's Highland

Site historique et protégé

Charlottesville

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Ellie PinesAoût 29, 2014
The tour isn't terribly impressive, but it's still informative and the chance to wander the stunning grounds afterwards is worth it. The wedding I went to here also benefitted highly from the scenery.
Elizabeth CalkinsAvril 3, 2012
Cool place. No wait time unlike Monticello. So if your stuck waiting at Jefferson's place for 3 hrs, hop over here!
Andrew RakerAoût 13, 2014
Take time to explore the grounds. It still functions as a working far, so you can get a sense of what life was like when Monroe lived here.
Jeremy BekerMars 29, 2019
Great smaller site that stands in contrast to the craziness of Monticello.
HISTORYAoût 9, 2010
President James Monroe & wife, Elizabeth made this their home from 1799 to 1823. After the Monroes' death, the name of their farm was changed from "Highland" to "Ash Lawn". Today both names are used.
Mark DunkJuillet 5, 2013
Our tour docent was the best!
Dave HutsonAvril 30, 2011
A great place to get married! Especially on 4/30/11.

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