Documentation for the University of Virginia and Monticello nomination to the World Heritage List [manuscript], 1986.

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Documentation for the University of Virginia and Monticello nomination to the World Heritage List [manuscript], 1986.

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The nomination document contains data on location; legal status and administration; description and inventory including a segment with bibliography on Thomas Jefferson as architect; state of preservation/conservation; and justification for inclusion on list together with the positive recommendation of the International Council on Monuments and Sites to include both on the World Heritage List.

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