15.

Location: Rapid City, South Dakota

Where's TJ?: Rapid City's Parade of Presidents "is a series of lifesize statues of all past American presidents placed on street corners in the downtown area, with an interpretive center. These statutes were erected by public subscription over a ten-year period between 1997 and 2007." -Wikipedia

16.

Location: University of Missouri, Columbia, MO

Where's TJ?: "Thomas Jefferson's original tombstone stands on the east side of the quad. Jefferson's original tombstone was given to Mizzou by his heirs in July 1883 due to Mizzou being the first University founded within Thomas Jefferson's Louisiana Purchase." -Wikipedia

17.

Location: Missouri History Museum, Saint Louis, MO

Where's TJ?: "Designed by famed sculptor Karl Bitter and sitting at the heart of the Missouri History Museum, the marble statue was originally commissioned by the Louisiana Purchase Company as a lasting monument to the nation's third president.

The Jefferson Memorial Building, built from 1911 to 1913 with proceeds from the 1904 World's Fair (Louisiana Purchase Exposition), was the first national monument to President Thomas Jefferson. Built on the site of the main entrance to the World's Fair, the building commemorated Thomas Jefferson’s role in the Louisiana Purchase. Thousands of St. Louis citizens stood within its loggia and on its lawn in 1913 and watched with delight as a grand parade concluded with the unveiling of Karl Bitter’s marble statue of our country’s third president."

18.

Location: Missouri State Capitol, Jefferson City, MO

Where's TJ?: TJ in front of Missouri's capitol building in Jefferson City

19.

Location: Wichita State University, Kansas

Where's TJ?: Created by Donald De Lue in 1975, TJ stands on the campus of Wichita State University

20.

Location: Dekalb County Courthouse, Georgia

Where's TJ?: This statue by George Lundeen "sits in front of the Old Courthouse. It was dedicated by the City of Decatur on Oct. 23, 2000, to the memory of U.S. Senator Paul D. Coverdell (Jan. 20, 1939-July 18, 2000). Senator Coverdell devoted his life and career to the principles of liberty set forth by Thomas Jefferson."

"A wise and frugal government, which shall restrain men from injuring one another, shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouths of labor the bread it has earned. This is the sum of good government." - Thomas Jefferson

21.

Location: Exact location unknown

Where's TJ?: Roadside billboard for Alabama Power

22.

Location: Jefferson Parish Government Building, Louisiana

Where's TJ?: Jefferson Parish was named after Jefferson in 1825, a year before he died. This bronze statue greets visitors to the Jefferson Parish General Government Building in Gretna. The monument was dedicated December 6, 1975, by the Jefferson Parish Historical Commission.

23.

Location: FOX Broadcasting Headquarters, Los Angeles

Where's TJ?: FOX is home of The Simpsons, where Springfield's City Hall looks a lot like Monticello.

24.

Location: Jefferson in Paris

Where's TJ?: Dedicated on July 4, 2006

"The only public statue of Jefferson in Paris was installed on the Left bank of the Seine, not far from where Jefferson lived when he was minister to France. It is catty-cornered from the Palace of the Legion of Honor, which inspired Jefferson’s design for Monticello."