Step into History at Tuckahoe Plantation

Tuckahoe Plantation, founded in circa 1733, served as the boyhood home of Thomas Jefferson, one of America's Founding Fathers. This historic landmark reveals American heritage and early architectural styles.

As a National Historic Landmark since 1969, Tuckahoe is renowned for its well-preserved buildings and significant historical context. Key features include Jefferson's influence on design, ten restored outbuildings, and expansive gardens along the James River.

Noteworthy Features

• Historic Architecture 🏛️
• Beautiful Gardens 🌳
• Rich American History 📜

Visitors can access the plantation with either free or paid tours and will find enjoyment in this site whether they are tourists, families, or history enthusiasts.