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Source: HIstorical Genealogy of the Woodsons and Their Connections, by Henry Morton Woodson, 1915 Horace Woodson Ardinger
His name and reputation seemed to be irreparably dragged through the mud
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In describing what Mulberry Row looked like, William Kelso, the archaeologist who excavated it in the 1980s, writes, There can be little doubt that a relatively shabby Main Street stood there. Kelso notes that throughout Jeffersons tenure, it seems safe to conclude that the spartan Mulberry Row buildings...made a jarring impact on the Monticello landscape. It seems puzzling that Jefferson placed Mulberry Row, with its slave cabins and work buildings, so close to the mansion, but we are projecting the present onto the past
It reflects the kind of place where locals stop by when they want to restock or try something new without a long wait