Patrick Henry National Memorial

The Patrick Henry National Memorial in Brookneal, Virginia, is dedicated to preserving the legacy of Patrick Henry, the state's first governor, and his last home, Red Hill, along with its rich historical context. The foundation not only safeguards nearly 1,000 acres of pastoral landscape and 3,000 historical artifacts but also highlights the intertwined stories of Indigenous peoples, enslaved and free African Americans, and the Henry family over the span of 10,000 years.

Since its establishment in 1944, the Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation has worked diligently to share the diverse histories of the site with the public, offering educational resources and events that commemorate the significance of liberty and freedom. By engaging the community and fostering historical awareness, the foundation ensures that these vital legacies endure for future generations.

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