South Pavilion [ View Interactive Version ]
As part of the general redesign of Monticello, Jefferson also reworked part of the South Pavilion, raising its lower-level floor, reworking the doorways, and attaching it to the South Dependencies.
- Buildings & Features
- 10-ft. Paling Fence
- 1809 Stone House
- Blacksmith's Shop - Building d
- Blacksmith's Shop Foundation
- Canal
- Carpenter's Shop - Building i
- Carpenter's Shop Foundation
- Chain Fence
- Dam
- Dependencies Construction
- Early Stable
- Elizabeth Hemings Quarter
- Expanded Stable
- Fish Pond
- Ha-Ha Barriers
- Joinery - Building c
- Joinery Foundation and Chimney
- Log Quarter - Building o
- Log Washhouse
- Monticello Cemetery
- Monticello House I
- Monticello House II
- Monticello House Transition
- MRS-1
- Nailery - Building j
- Nailery Foundation
- Negro Quarter
- North Dependencies
- North Pavilion
- Oval Flower Beds
- Plank Kiln
- Rachel Levy Grave
- Remains of the Stable
- Sawmill Complex
- Site 01 - Slave Quarter
- Site 03 - Slave Quarter
- Site 06 - Slave Quarter
- Site 07 - "Antient" Field Settlement
- Site 08 - Expanded "Antient" Field Settlement
- Site 09 - Slave Quarter
- Site 15 - Nailery
- Site 16 - Slave Quarter
- Site 17 - Overseer's House
- Site 18 - Nailery
- Site 19 - Slave Quarter
- Site 20
- Site 21 - Slave Quarter
- Site 22
- Site 23 - Slave Quarter
- Site 24 - Agricultural Building
- Site 25 - Slave Quarter
- Site 27 - Agricultural Building
- Site 29 - Slave Quarter
- Slave Burial Ground (Park Cemetery)
- Slave Quarter - Building r
- Slave Quarter - Building s
- Slave Quarter - Building t
- Smokehouse Foundation
- Smokehouse/Dairy - Building m
- South Dependencies
- South Pavilion
- South Pavilion with Kitchen
- Stewart's Shop
- Stewart-Watkins House
- Stone House - Building E
- Storehouse - Building l
- Storehouse Foundation
- Submural Beds
- Vegetable Garden Pavilion
- Weaver's Cottage - Building E
- Winding Flower Walk