Charlottesville
Charlottesville is a city in Virginia. It's home to the University of Virginia, with its core campus designed by Thomas Jefferson. On the outskirts, Jefferson's mountain-top plantation, Monticello, includes a mansion and rebuilt slave quarters. Highland, President James Monroe's home, retains many original furnishings. The city is a gateway to Shenandoah National Park, along a section of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
People born in Charlottesville (First 49 people) - Page 0
Frank P. Bohn
Politician
Kabir Akhtar
American television director
Heather Heyer
Jason Kessler
American activist
Rob Lowe
American actor
Richard Burr
Former United States Senator
Camila Mendes
American actress
Thomas Jefferson Randolph
Soldier
John Wayles Jefferson
American businessman
Jason Fry
American author
Bryan Beller
American bass guitarist
Al Hunt
American journalist
Billy Campbell
American film actor
Sam Hamm
American screenwriter
Alexander Vandegrift
General
Gill Dennis
American director
Rosey Brown
American football player
Talmage Cooley
American social entrepreneur
Bonita Friedericy
American actress
Chris Sprouse
American comics artist
S. S. Van Dine
American art critic
Boyd Tinsley
American Violinist
Kate Higgins
American voice actress
Mike Sager
Author
William C. Battle
American diplomat
Kate Lambert
Actress
Mike Groh
American coach
Ted Weschler
J. Clay Tweel
Film director
Walter Deverell
British artist
Madison Fisk
Production designer ‧ Sissy Spacek's daughter
Panda Bear
American musician
Carter Beauford
American drummer
Charles Cousar
Author
Daryl Haney
American actor
Nicholas Trist
American lawyer
Deborah Baker
Biographer
Alex Michel
American TV personality
Lauren Perdue
American swimmer
Brian Craddock
Musical artist
Josh McLerran
American actor
Eugene Puryear
American journalist
J. Lindsay Almond
Former Attorney General of Virginia
Jeb Rosebrook
Author
Walter Williamson
Actor
Anthony Gill
American political scientist
Byrd Leavell
Literary agent