Living history interpreters and hands-on activities bring alive Jefferson s era. At 3 p.m., listen to the reading of the Declaration from the porch of Jefferson s house. Swing Concert Sept. 8, 2001. 7 p.m. Swing Speak returns for an evening of swing and jazz favorites and dancing. Relax under a tent to listen to this award-winning Washington, D.C., band, or take advantage of the expanded dance floor.
Boxed dinners are available by reservation.
Reservations recommended for dinner and tickets. Family Day Sept. 22, 2001. Jefferson s era comes to life at his retreat home as history interpreters re-create tasks and amusements from his time. Visitors can try many traditional activities themselves, including writing with a reproduction of Jefferson s copying machine, called a polygraph, or making a bucket. Admission charge for adults only.