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| Marque cruising the long driveway to Montpelier, James Madison's lifelong home. Madison is known as the Father of the Constitution, and his wife, Dolley, inspired the title of First Lady |
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| Unfortunately, no photographs are allowed inside Montpelier |
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We are honored to be allowed to park on the lawn for a great photo op. Marque is the farthest one on the right Madison's temple in which he contemplated democracy |
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| James often read to Dolley in the backyard that he landscaped |
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| Green barns, from Sears, added when Marion DuPont established one of the leading horse-training centers there. The DuPont family owned Montpelier from 1901-83 when it was bequeathed to the National Trust for historic preservation |
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| Leaving |
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