Red Hill Mobile Home Park

Red Hill Mobile Home Park serves as the final residence and burial site of Patrick Henry, Virginia's first governor, where the intertwined histories of Indigenous peoples, enslaved and free African Americans, and the Henry family are preserved. Established by the Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation, the park encompasses nearly 1,000 acres of pastoral landscape and a collection of 3,000 historical artifacts, ensuring the stories of all who lived and labored on this land endure for future generations.

Since its establishment in 1944, the foundation has engaged in restoring and maintaining the site while also promoting educational initiatives that highlight the diverse legacies associated with Red Hill. Visitors can explore the museum shop, participate in events, and access a range of educational resources that celebrate Virginia's rich history and cultural heritage.

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