James Madison's Montpelier
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Travel | Free | Inet Network, Inc. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
The new James Madison’s Montpelier app makes history come alive at Montpelier, the historic home and grounds of President James Madison, the Father of the Constitution, and his vivacious wife Dolley. See the Madisons’ works of art and fine china, explore the latest archaeological excavations, and even discover the hiking trails of the Landmark Forest, all in stunning detail with interactive maps and image galleries.
Visitors to the estate will love its “salubrious offerings” through the audio narrative of the grounds, images of the Madison and enslaved cemeteries, a Civil War encampment, and, of course, Mr. Madison’s Temple, which hides a two story ice house beneath.
This virtual tour enhances any visit to Montpelier and is a great opportunity to see one of America’s most historic sites from the comfort of your home.
Download the app today and start planning your visit.
Terms of Use
Thank you for your interest in Montpelier, the home of President James and First Lady Dolley Madison. Download of this application serves as acceptance and understanding to the terms and conditions further outlined below.
Privacy
This application will anonymously track use and location data to provide a better experience and feature enhancements in future development.
Intellectual Property Rights.
All Montpelier App content is the exclusive property of The Montpelier Foundation, its donors or its service providers and is protected by copyright, trademark and other intellectual property laws, regulations and standards. Except as expressly permitted herein, these materials may not be copied, reproduced, or distributed for commercial purposes, nor may these materials be modified, uploaded, downloaded or reposted, in whole or in part, to other applications or websites. You may not reproduce, modify, distribute or publicly display the Application or the Montpelier Tour App content, in whole or in part, except as is expressly authorized by these Terms of Use. If you would like to make copies of and/or distribute any portion of the Application or the Montpelier Tour App content in any way not expressly authorized by these Terms of Use, you must contact Montpelier.org for written permission, which it may grant or withhold in its sole discretion. You may not use or reproduce any trademark, trade name or service mark appearing on the Application without the prior written consent The Montpelier Foundation.
Reviews
Best tour app
biode
I have tried many apps for touring historic sites and this is the best. Easy navigation, beautiful pictures, tons of detailed info about James Madison and Dolley Madison. Check this out and then visit Montpelier in Orange, VA for a real treat.
Fantastic app for a historic house!
James Madison Fan
This app is the future for historic sites. No more audio guides on its own, this app brings Montpelier to your home. I can't wait to go back and visit.
Great
mjxkennedy
This application, much like Madison's drafting of the constitution, is outstanding. Nice work, Montpelier!
Madison fan
Ac6eb
This app is great--very informative! It provides a helpful overview of the property, as well as detailed information about the collection! Wonderful job. I wish more historic homes had this sort of app. It is useful to visitors and researcher alike!
Very Cool
birchbranch
James Madison has a great house and lots of archeology is evidently happening. Love this app. Love the photos.
Impressive research and compilation!
Tom Dusenbery
I was delighted to be one of the narrators for this fine piece or work which was painstakingly researched, developed and brought to life through its text. It stands alone quite well and I can only imagine how much it enhances an actual walking tour of the Montpelier estate and grounds.
All historical sites should have an app like this
Four Jordans
This app is a terrific way to help do-it-yourselfers enjoy and learn about this beautiful property so rich in history. Kudos to the Montpelier Foundation staff who developed it.
