Come check out the amazing historic cars of the Colonial Virginia Model A Ford Club as they visit Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown! Get up close and personal and ask all your historic car club questions. …

Based on real events, Historians, Presenters & Actors present “Was It Murder? A Colonial Mystery,” a play about a mysterious death involving one of Scotchtown’s early occupants. Taking place throughout the house, the play concludes in the rarely-open cellar. Afterward, enjoy refreshments in the kitchen by the open hearth fire as you hear ghost stories. …

Back by popular demand, our second annual “Patrick Henry Christmas!” Mr. Henry will be home for the holidays and looks forward to welcoming you as your host. He is planning a variety of games and both sweet and savory hors d’oeuvres for your enjoyment. He has also engaged dance-masters to teach you all the latest …

Ready to decorate your home for the holidays? Looking for a family-friendly activity for your loved ones and out-of-town guests? Bring them to Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown where we will help you make a variety of swags, wreaths and ornaments using historical styles and natural materials, many from the grounds of Scotchtown! $10 per person for …

Join the militia in drills; stop in the kitchen to see what the cook is making for the hungry soldiers; consult the surgeon on the latest treatments for what ails you. Swing by the house and meet the occupants of Scotchtown after Patrick Henry and his family have moved to the Governor’s Palace in Williamsburg. …

Home-schooling parents–are you looking for a hands-on way to teach your children about colonial Virginia? Bring them to Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown where we will show them everyday life back in Henry’s day. They will learn candle-making, cooking, the art of felting soap, along with colonial games, scavenger hunts and more! Parents can sign up their …

Celebrate U.S. Constitution Day at the home of Patrick Henry, known as the “Voice of the Revolution” as America’s newest citizens take their United States Oath of Allegiance. Constitution Day commemorates Sept. 17, 1787, the day the U.S. Constitution was signed by delegates in Philadelphia. …

While James Madison is rightly given the title of “Father of the Constitution,” did you know he never intended to write a Bill of Rights? As we celebrate the anniversary of the ratification of the U.S. Constitution, learn about Patrick Henry’s pivotal role in convincing Madison that recognition of the natural rights of individual citizens …

Join Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown, Transcend Paranormal, and RVA Paranormal for a once-in-a-lifetime evening of investigating. For the first time ever, go on paranormal lockdown at Scotchtown. Spend the entire evening on the grounds and in the building. Find out for yourself what lurks in the dark, long after the last guests leave for the night… Schedule & Admission Evening …