File:Red Hill Mansion Ruins, Brookneal, Virginia.jpg
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English: Black-and-white photograph of the ruins of the mansion at Red Hill (now the Red Hill Patrick Henry National Memorial) in Brookneal, Virginia. In the background is a National Champion Osage orange tree. Taken in May 1936 by the National Park Service during a survey of the estate. Original photo caption: "Red Hill, C.P.23, View of the old granite steps on the South edge of the foundation remains, May 1936." |
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| Source | U.S. Department of the Interior |
| Author | National Park Service |
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| current | 04:19, 27 December 2023 | | 1,305 × 754 (502 KB) | General George Marshall | Uploaded a work by National Park Service from U.S. Department of the Interior with UploadWizard |
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