Discover Why Thomas Jefferson Meticulously Monitored the Weather Wherever He WentJefferson's curiosity as a citizen scientist was exemplified on July 4, 1776, when he sought a thermometer while the Declaration was printed.
The Gateway Arch: Everything You Need to Know About the Tallest Monument in the USThe Gateway Arch is an iconic symbol of America's westward expansion and architectural innovation, standing as a testament to cultural and engineering achievement.
US Presidential Election of 1800The 1800 presidential election marked a significant political turning point in the US, ending Federalist dominance and leading to Jefferson's presidency.
US Presidential Election of 1796The 1796 election was the first contested presidential election in the US, setting a precedent for partisan politics and election rivalry.
Bordeaux's oldest wine house - The Good Life FranceChâteau Magnol is a historic Bordeaux estate with over 300 years of winemaking tradition, luxurious ambiance, and ties to prominent historical figures.
How France influenced Thomas Jefferson - The Good Life FranceJefferson's influential role in shaping US foreign policy and fostering relationships with France began in 1784 while in Paris.
A Toast to the History of Wine at the White HousePresidents have used wine for hospitality and diplomacy at the White House.Thomas Jefferson played a significant role in introducing diverse European wines to America.