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  • Patrick Henry's Red Hill

    Patrick Henry's Red Hill

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    Hours:

    Open daily: 9am-5pm; Closes at 4pm during Winter; Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years

    Driving Directions:

    Two hours south of Charlottesville, Two hours southwest of Richmond, 45 minutes south of Lynchburg.

    About Us

    Red Hill is the last home and burial place of Virginia's first governor, Patrick Henry. Declared a National Memorial in 1986, Red Hill exhibits the largest collection of Patrick Henry artifacts in the world and interprets the life of Henry and his enslaved people. Natural wonders such as the National Champion Osage orange tree make Red Hill a unique place in Virginia history.

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    Events

    Naturalization at Patrick Henry's Red Hill
    Patrick Henry's Birthday
    Independence Day Celebration at Patrick Henry's Red Hill
    • July 4th Independence Day Celebration with Fireworks at the home of Patrick Henry
    • Friday Jul 4, 2025