Charlottesville
Charlottesville is a city in Virginia. It's home to the University of Virginia, with its core campus designed by Thomas Jefferson. On the outskirts, Jefferson's mountain-top plantation, Monticello, includes a mansion and rebuilt slave quarters. Highland, President James Monroe's home, retains many original furnishings. The city is a gateway to Shenandoah National Park, along a section of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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Ursula Granger
Sally Hemings
Jim Olin
Former United States Representative
John Kluge
German-American entrepreneur
Heather Heyer
Sally Hemings
Fredson Bowers
Bibliographer
Peter Taylor
English former footballer
Mary Ainsworth
American-Canadian psychologist
Lawrence Eagleburger
Former United States Secretary of State
Mary Hemings
Karl Hess
American speechwriter
Hugh Wilson
American film director
Anna Anderson
Impostor
Jack Burnley
American comic book artist
Mark Lane
Manute Bol
Sudanese-American professional basketball player
Clinton Davisson
American physicist
William C. Battle
American diplomat
Gleb Botkin
Church of aphrodite
George W. Randolph
Lawyer
Cornell MacNeil
American baritone
Elizabeth Bisland
American journalist
Victor Turner
Anthropologist
Ian Stevenson
Canadian psychiatrist
Robert R. Gilruth
American aerospace engineer
Miriam Cooper
Film actress
Jesse Winchester
American-Canadian musician
William Holmes McGuffey
Professor
David D. Newsom
Former United States Ambassador to the Philippines
John Armstrong Chaloner
American writer
Dell Hymes
Linguist
George Welsh
American football player
Edgar F. Shannon Jr.
Professor
Emily Couric
Former Virginia State Senator
Warren Chappell
American illustrator
Robert Bierstedt
American sociologist
Norman A. Graebner
Author
Jackie Jensen
American baseball player
Breece D'J Pancake
American short story writer
Jesse R. Pitts
Thomas L. Rosser
General
William Cabell Rives
Former member of the U.S. Senate
Lester R. Ford
American mathematician
Paul Brandon Barringer
Physician
Nathan A. Scott Jr.
American scholar
Jeffrey K. Hadden
Sociologist