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Jefferson’s original survey of the Lawn overlayed on the Maverick Plan of 1825 first pavilion original center of Lawn Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement original location of Rotunda diplacement of original center of Lawn curent location of Rotunda
Brick_Wood_Stone_Land_Water_Measurement Latrobe suggested one variation from Jefferson’s plan that coincided with a change in the design that Jefferson himself had contemplated only since writing Latrobe in June, that of closing off the north end of the square with some principal building. This alteration in Jefferson’s conception of his architectural scheme, and its subsequent change in the appearance of the square, Jefferson later told Latrobe, was necessary because of the law of the ground. Operations at and for the College, 18 July 1817, ViU:TJ, and TJ to Latrobe, 3 August 1817, DLC:TJ; see also ibid., 900-901, 916, and Malone, Jefferson and His Times: The Sage of Monticello, 257-61. In his letter of 3 August Jefferson informed Latrobe that he would leave the north end of the square open in case the “state should establish there the University they contemplate, they may fill it up with something of the grand kind.” 200 feet 257 yards
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in 1820... 1 pine tree cost $1 7 pi
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