Conceived and designed by President Thomas Jefferson, The Lawn at the University of Virginia (UVA) is surrounded by residential and academic buildings and gardens. Its focal point is the Rotunda, the most recognizable symbol of the university and designed by Jefferson as the library, not a church as would have been found at the center of most American universities at the time.
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1. Memorial to Enslaved Laborers loop from Charlottesville

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Location: University Of Virginia, Charlottesville, Virginia, United States

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1. Memorial to Enslaved Laborers loop from Charlottesville

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