It was a building that, according to one European visitor in 1782, "resembles none of the others seen in this country." It was built in a strict neoclassical style with double porticoes. When Jefferson married Martha Wayles Skelton in 1772, he was building this house, in which they intended to raise their children.
Others might justifiably include Thomas Jefferson's mansion, Monticello, on their list. Monticello, near Charlottesville, Virginia, is one of the most well-known historic mansions in the United States. Turning a nickel on its tail reveals an image of Thomas Jefferson's Monticello; the house is an American symbol in many ways.
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