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Thomas Jefferson's home exhibit chronicles a tumultuous political relationship
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October 11, 2025
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4:12Now PlayingAt the home of former President Thomas Jefferson, there's a new effort to share an uplifting political tale. Jefferson and his predecessor John Adams were friends... and foes. A new exhibit chronicles their tumultous relationship and how they always put the country first.
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