The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, hosted by Monticello, is a scholarly project dedicated to publishing a comprehensive and annotated edition of Jefferson’s writings. The Retirement Series focuses on his correspondence and documents from 1809 to 1826, covering his post-presidential years.
This collection provides invaluable insights into Jefferson’s thoughts on governance, science, and personal matters during his retirement at Monticello. The project aims to present a definitive record of Jefferson’s papers, contributing to a deeper understanding of American history and the founding era.
In addition to the Retirement Series, the project includes related resources such as Jefferson Quotes & Family Letters, offering a broader perspective on his life and legacy.
