NATIONAL THOMAS JEFFERSON DAY – April 13
Thu Apr 13th

National Thomas Jefferson Day

On April 13th, Thomas Jefferson, the third President of The United States, was born on April 13, 1743, on April 13, 1743.

Jefferson was a stalwart of democracy, best known as the primary author of the Declaration of Independence. He was widely recognized as the primary author of the Declaration of Independence. Although not an orator, his pen cut a swath of ink from correspondence, papers, journals, and manuscripts, despite being not much of an orator.

Many that write prefer to read. Jefferson was no different than the others.. His vast library held 6,500 volumes.

Jefferson was not only a lawyer, but he was also a scientist of agriculture, paleontology, and astronomy. He kept extensive weather reports and eventually established weather observers in his home state of Virginia, which was quite puzzling.

Jefferson served as Minister to France, Secretary of State in President Washington's Cabinet, and ran for President in 1796 but only to be denied Vice President John Adams due to a Constitution flaw. '

The same error in the paper four years later resulted in a tie between Aaron Burr and Jefferson, with Jefferson taking the Presidency.

How to celebrate #nationalthomasjeffersonday. teffersonday

  • Learn more about Thomas Jefferson. Learn more about him
  • Read one of his many books or books about him. Read one of his many books or books about him. We've compiled a few for you to choose from
  • Thomas Jefferson by Thomas Jefferson's autobiography of Thomas Jefferson by Thomas Jefferson
  • By Jon Meacham, Thomas Jefferson: The Art of Power. The Art of Power by Jon Meacham. The Art of Power by Thomas Jefferson The Art of Power
  • Friends Divided: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson by Gordon S. Wood. Jefferson and Thomas Jefferson by Gordon S. Wood
  • To post on social media, use the hashtag #NationalThomasJeffersonDay.
  • Taking a tour of Monticello or learning more by watching a documentary will help you learn more about Monticello

National thomas jefferson day is the longest in national thomas jefferson day in history

Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaimed April 13th on March 21, 1938, 1938, by Presidential Proclamation 2276, 1938, Thomas Jefferson's birth was commemorated. President George W. Bush declared Thomas Jefferson Day on April 11, 2007, the nation's second birthday.

The Presidential Proclamation 2276, which was issued on Mar 21, 1938, covers all subsequent years. (Pub Res No 60 of Aug 16, 1937) (Pub Res No 60 of Aug 16, 1937) (Pub Res No 60 of Aug 16, 1937.) (Pub Res No 60 of Aug 16, 1937.)

Thomas jefferson FAQ

Q.Did Thomas Jefferson invent ice cream?

A. No, but he was a huge fan of it. So much so that he created his own recipe, which may be the first ice cream recipe written down by an American. His love of ice cream may have also increased its success in the United States.

Q. Did Thomas Jefferson own slaves? Yes, and so did about 11 other presidents.

Q. Did Thomas Jefferson commission the Corps of Discovery during his presidency?

A. Yes. Yes. Yes. The expedition was led by Captain Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, who travelled the country west and north of the Mississippi River.