If you would like to contact the Collections or Restoration departments, please email [email protected].

Monticello's Museum Collections Department is responsible for the care, curation, preservation, study, and public presentation of the main house and TJF's collection of objects related to Thomas Jefferson, his family, and their lives at Monticello, as well as exhibits for visitors.

Curator of Archaeological Collections M.A. George Washington University, 2016 E-mail: csattes Lindsay Bloch ... 1050 Monticello Loop Charlottesville, VA 22902 GENERAL INFORMATION: (434) 984-9800 Thomas Jefferson's Monticello. Mapping Address.

5 天之前 · As senior curator and vice president of museum programs at Jefferson’s beloved estate, Monticello, her main responsibility is running the curatorial department, where staff members research the objects and lives of those associated with Monticello.

Susan R. Stein is the Richard Gilder Senior Curator and Vice President of Museum Programs at Monticello. Stein oversees the Curatorial and Restoration departments and has been involved in the presentation and interpretation of Monticello since 1986, including the Landscape of Slavery project and the Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello exhibition.

Elizabeth Chew, Ph.D., is curator at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia. She is an art historian who is interested in connections between material culture, architecture, and the politics of gender and family.

The curators at Monticello are art historians, detectives, and interior designers. They are always trying to find original paint colors and fabrics and even design furniture based on designs found in the archives.

Emilie Johnson is an associate curator at Monticello, where her scholarship focuses on late 18th and early 19th century American cultural landscapes, architecture, and material culture, with particular interest in the lived experiences of women and enslaved people in plantation contexts.

Monticello Associate Curator. Emilie Johnson, Ph.D., is an Associate Curator at Monticello. Dr. Johnson's research focuses on the architecture and material culture of plantations, using spaces and objects to better understand how people conducted their lives in the past.