The Hanover Tavern is one of Virginia’s most storied colonial landmarks, closely associated with the early life and career of Patrick Henry. Situated just a short distance from the historic Hanover County Courthouse, the tavern played an important role in the civic and social life of eighteenth-century Virginia and served as a formative setting for one of America’s most celebrated Read more...
The Hanover County Courthouse occupies an important place in American history as the setting for one of the earliest and most influential public stands taken by Patrick Henry. Long before his famous speech at St. John’s Church, Henry rose to prominence within this courthouse, where his bold defense of colonial rights helped lay the groundwork for the spirit of resistance Read more...
