Red Hill-Patrick Henry National Memorial

The Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation manages Red Hill, the last home and burial site of Virginia's first governor, preserving nearly 1,000 acres of historical landscape and 3,000 artifacts that reflect over 10,000 years of intertwined histories, including those of Indigenous peoples and African Americans. Established in 1944, the foundation is committed to sharing the legacies of Patrick Henry and the diverse communities that lived and labored on this historic estate.

In addition to maintaining the site, the foundation offers educational resources, events, and various programs aiming to engage the public in the rich history surrounding Patrick Henry and his era. Visitors can participate in living history days, attend talks, and explore an extensive museum shop featuring unique historical products.

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