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Thomas Jefferson and Science Lab: Early 1800s Chemistry Lab Discovered at University of Virginia
During the current two-year renovation of the University of Virginia's Rotunda, workers have uncovered a chemistry lab that had been sealed behind a wall, likely in the 1850s. It was co-designed by Thomas Jefferson.
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