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Preserve the Legacy and Ideals of Liberty

A Labor Day Message from Montpelier's President & CEO, Eola Lewis Dance

Montpelier Names Eola Lewis Dance as President & CEO

The Kate Gluckin Fund

Annie duPont Formal Garden

Become a Montpelier Tree Sponsor

Constitution Pathway Fundraiser

Mellon Foundation Grants $5.8 Million to Memorialize Lives of Enslaved People

Montpelier Enters 2023 with Renewed Optimism

The Naming Project

The Four Pillars: Montpelier’s Commitment to American Democracy

And That’s a Wrap on Constitution Month 2022!

Lizzo Plays President James Madison's Crystal Flute

A Visit from Vice President Mike Pence

Is the Constitution in Danger?

Montpelier Station Post Office Reopens

Montpelier Corrects Numerous Media Falsehoods

Historic Structural Parity Results in Leadership Change

New Montpelier Board Acts Quickly to Resolve Crisis

Statement from Montpelier re: Candidates List and Bios

The duPont Family

Montpelier Moment...

Evenings with the Experts Series

2021 Virtual Constitution 101

Center For
The Constitution

Montpelier Elects New Board Members

“Dinner for the Madisons”

Madeleine Albright Interview

‘Structural Parity’ in Unprecedented Board Restructuring

Constitutional Village

Montpelier's Historic Core

Claude Moore Hall

Dolley Madison Legacy Luncheon History

David M. Rubenstein Visitor Center

A Statement on the Events of January 6, 2021

Virtual Constitution 101

Center For
The Constitution

A Message from The Montpelier Foundation.

Montpelier Virtual Backgrounds

Public Notice: National Endowment for the Humanities Awards Grant to Montpelier

Archaeology
At Montpelier

What Lies Beneath

Archaeology
At Montpelier

A Democratic Experiment

National Summit on Teaching Slavery

The Constitution at 231

Patently Madison

A Festival of Freedom

Maintaining Mr. Madison's Home

Passed Down Through Generations

The Second American Revolution

Congress & the Constitution

Center For
The Constitution

James Madison's Montpelier

Education & Engagement

Conservation, Preservation, Tourism

Our Power of Place

Center For
The Constitution

One Person at a Time

The Mere Distinction of Colour

Becoming America's First Lady

The Life of James Madison

Trust, Training, and the Constitution

Center For
The Constitution

Constitutional Check-Up

Center For
The Constitution

The Women of Montpelier

Archaeology for All

Archaeology
At Montpelier

Slavery, the Constitution, and a Lasting Legacy

Center For
The Constitution

A More Complete American Story

The People, The Place, The Idea

James Madison and Religious Freedom

Dolley Madison in Popular Culture

The Life of Paul Jennings

Our Work

As a memorial to James Madison and the Enslaved Community, a museum of American history, and a center for constitutional education, Montpelier engages the public with the enduring legacy of Madison’s most powerful idea: government by the people.

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