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1926 Article Monticello Building President Humphrey Jefferson Portrait CLA1 AAF1 Shown is a piece ofThis is an original 1926 3 page article titled, "Homes of Our Presidents: III Thomas Jefferson, Architect," by Henry B. Humphrey, Jr. The article features images of Monticello, and portraits of Thomas Jefferson. The article writes, "On a day early in January, 1772, when the world lay deep in snow, illumined by the setting sun so that it looked like sink marble veined with shadows of gray, a chaise, drawn by two bay horses, struggled up to the mansion