Tree Hill Farm, tucked along Osborne Turnpike overlooking downtown Richmond, sits atop Eastern Henrico County with a rolling landscape of farmland and woods. For Virginia's Native American tribes, the 523-acre property is the scenic birthplace of Chief Powhatan and a living connection to more than 13,000 years of Indigenous history. Now, the farm is at the center of a fight over its future. Tribal leaders say the development would permanently erase a sacred and irreplaceable piece of Indigenous heritage. Click here to continue reading on WTVR.com, a Henrico Citizen partner organization.