Red Hill - Patrick Henry National Memorial

Red Hill - The Patrick Henry National Memorial
Our Mission • Our Trustees • Major Events in the History of the Foundation

Our Mission

The Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation devoted to education and historic preservation. The Foundation promotes educational and research programs about the life, character, times, philosophy and legacy of Patrick Henry. As part of that mission, the Foundation maintains and interprets Red Hill, Patrick Henry's last home and burial place, as a historic site and museum. Charitable donations to the Patrick Henry Memorial Foundation are general tax deductible in conformity to the law. A copy of the Foundation's most recent financial statement is available from the State Division of Consumer Affairs, P. O. Box 1163, Richmond, Virginia 23209.

Our Trustees

Mr. V. Cassel Adamson, Jr.
Mr. Gary Aldrich
Mr. Walter M. Cart, Jr.
Mrs. Eugene B. Casey
Mr. Mark Couvillon
Mr. Robert Dean
Dr. Lee W. Hahnlen
Mr. Mark Holman
Dr. C. Suzanne Lea
Mrs. Joyce H. McDowell
Mrs. Betsey Casey Metz
Mrs. Susan Mullin
Mr. James O. Myers
Dr. James A. Piggott
Mr. Ronald R. Rogers
Mr. M. Alan Rowe

Dr. Robert M. Sexton
Col. Gene Smith
Mr. Thomas Gregory Ward
Mr. Darryl D. Whitesell

Honorary Trustees
Mr. W. W. "Ted" Bennett
Mr. Donald B. Creath
Mrs. Joyce K. Crouch
Mr. Virgil H. Goode, Jr.
Mr. Charles R. Hawkins

Mrs. Florence R. Kalbacker
Dr. Thomas R. Morris
Mrs. Edith C. Poindexter
Honorable Frank M. Ruff, Jr.
Honorable Robert Hurt

Major Events in the History of the Foundation

	Home of Patrick Henry to Become National Shrine Sunday Magazine, Unidentified newspaper 1940s, By Vera Palmer
	Patrick Henry Plantation Board Elects Taken from The News, Lynchburg, VA. Wednesday Morning, June 24, 1953
	Proclamation Urging Support for the Preservation of The Patrick Henry Red Hill National Memorial
	'Red Hill' Restoration Made Possible by Contribution from Anonymous Donor The News, Lynchburg, VA Tuesday Morning, March 2, 1954, By Martha Rivers Adams
	U.S. Senate Joint Resolution 187 January 21, 1986
	Searing Flames Ruin Patrick Henry Home Richmond Times Dispatch, February 19, 1919
	Letter from the White House Signed by President Ronald Reagan March 18, 1987
	Maryland Man's Gift Restored Last Home of Patrick Henry Lynchburg News, June 2, 1955