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Patrick Henry's Red Hill

Brookneal, Virginia, USA

1250 Red Hill Rd, Brookneal, VA 24528, USA

MUSEUM

VISITOR INFORMATION

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TICKET REQUIRED

Open Monday through Saturday, 9am-5pm, and Sunday, 1-5pm; winter hours (November 1 to March 31) are Monday through Saturday 9am-4pm and Sunday 1-4pm. Standard admission is $8 for adults.

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FREE PUBLIC PARKING

Discounted admission is available for seniors, military, AAA and NPS pass holders, students, and EBT cardholders; children under 6 are free.

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PUBLIC RESTROOMS

SITE FEATURES

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Exhibits & Artifacts

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Gardens

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Gift Shop

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Guided Tours

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Surviving Structures

Published living-history days and the December Christmas open house may concentrate visits. Site-specific annual monthly peak unconfirmed.

April-May or October for house/grounds interpretation beyond summer heat. Choose a separately confirmed living-history or December holiday programme if that is the priority.

HISTORIC SITES NEARBY

Nearby Historic Sites

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Landmark

WHO WAS HERE

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Patrick Henry

About Patrick Henry's Red Hill

Red Hill was Patrick Henry’s last home, acquired after the Revolution. Henry had helped propel Virginia toward resistance with his 1775 call to arms, served as the commonwealth’s first governor, and organized troops and supplies. The property commemorates his revolutionary leadership rather than a wartime event at the site.

Patrick Henry’s final home site operates as a museum complex within a conserved rural landscape. The property includes a reconstruction of the main house, surviving law office and dependencies, archaeological resources, gardens, fields, museum exhibits, visitor facilities, and Henry’s marked grave.

History happened here at Patrick Henry's Red Hill

Red Hill was Patrick Henry’s last home, acquired after the Revolution. Henry had helped propel Virginia toward resistance with his 1775 call to arms, served as the commonwealth’s first governor, and organized troops and supplies.


The property commemorates his revolutionary leadership rather than a wartime event at the site.

PEOPLE WHO LIVED HERE

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Patrick Henry

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Dorothea Dandridge Henry

PEOPLE WHO DIED HERE

PEOPLE AT REST HERE

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Patrick Henry

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