Collection of facsimile copies of drawings by Thomas Jefferson and the architectural drawings for the 1946-1953 restoration of Monticello, along with photographs of furnishings, catalogues, and reports, which were placed at the Huntington Library by the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Foundation for safekeeping in case of disaster or damage to the original material. The collection includes architectural drawings (blue prints), photographs, facsimiles of drawings, and microfilm reels.

Approximately 350 pieces in 2 boxes, 29 folders, 1 roll, and 4 microfilm reels.

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Open to qualified researchers by prior application through the Reader Services Department. For more information, contact Reader Services.