Mulberry Row

A walk through history

I had never heard of Mulberry Row until I visited Monticello. I came to find out that Mulberry Row was where Thomas Jefferson’s slaves had lived and worked for the betterment of the Monticello State a...

The Good, Bad & Ugly of Mulberry Row

As an African American woman and amateur historian, I wanted to see the place that I’d heard so much about. Mulberry Row was an example of how enslaved people were used to build Jefferson’s enterprise...

You'll View History Differently

Ashley did an amazing job on Mulberry Row. Her details were insightful and provocative without being political. Her tour made you think rather than promoting an agenda. Every building, every spac...

Jefferson history

Tour guide excellent -- very canid about the man and the myth and his role in prolonging slavery. The irony of a man who wrote the most inspiring words-"all men are created equal" is not lost.

Mulberry Row is part of the Monticello visit

It is very easy to see Mulberry Row when visiting Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. It is just a short walk from the house. Very Pretty