Red Hill Patrick Henry National Memorial

Red Hill Patrick Henry National Memorial is an estate along the Staunton River with reconstructed historic buildings, walking trails, and wooded grounds. The property includes the main house, support structures, and gardens arranged across the riverfront landscape.

Patrick Henry acquired this property in 1794 and made it his home during the final years of his life. The site was later preserved as a memorial to commemorate his legacy and role in American history.

This estate was home to Patrick Henry and his household during his final years. Visitors can see how the household operated and get a sense of daily routines across the property.

The grounds are accessible by well-maintained paths that make self-guided exploration straightforward. Wear comfortable walking shoes since visiting the buildings and trails takes time to see everything.

The property contains a cemetery with burials of people who were enslaved and lived on the estate. This burial ground stands as an important record of those who lived and worked at this location.