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Chick is really excited to now be able to take pictures inside Reynolda House!
Had the most incredible day at the @curatereynolda today with @johaboon and @skurka20 ! They had cards out for us to draw on (which may or may not be specifically for kids *cough*) that challenged us to draw our favorite outfit in the exhibit. I highly recommend visiting! ❤️ #reynoldahouse #artmuseum #historical https://www.instagram.com/p/B4qO9mKlJGu/?igshid=56yfb9din2g
Chick is helping ready some decorations for an #okeeffemodern @rahreynolda event tomorrow evening... . . #camelcitycocktail #🐪🌃🍸 #ReynoldaHouse #adventuresofchick #boneyard @curatereynolda (at Reynolda House Museum of American Art)
Here's a little something to brighten up this rainy day. A few photos from around the Reynolda House and Gardens. #reynoldagardens #reynoldahouse #winston #winstonsalem #winstonsalemnc #winston360 #gardening #garden #northcarolina (at Reynolda Gardens) https://www.instagram.com/p/CUH50zrAfH6/?utm_medium=tumblr
New Post has been published on https://vacationsoup.com/favorite-photo-op-in-winston-salem-spring-daffodils-at-reynolda-house/
Favorite Photo Op in Winston-Salem - Spring Daffodils at Reynolda House
Spring has officially arrived when the daffodils pop up along on the grounds of Reynolda House. As you drive into the gated stone entrance, you’ll discover thousands of daffodils in the wooded grounds along the driveway. The cheerful yellow is a sweet reminder that warmer days are ahead and make the perfect photo op. Katharine Reynolds had these daffodils planted on the estate by Thomas Sears, a noted landscape architect and amateur photographer from Massachusetts. He started designing the grounds of the estate in 1915. The daffodils are pure magic and not to missed if you're visiting Winston-Salem during the spring months.
The driveway entrance leading to Reynolda House. You can see the signature green tile roof in the distance. Now, owned by Wake Forest University, the garden and grounds are free to the public. It reminds me of parks in Europe and Central Park, of course on a much smaller scale. With 1,003 acres to explore, it's a favorite spot for locals to take strolls, picnic and sunbath in warmer months. Explore one of the trails that go though the forest and down to Lake Katharine. Or follow the paved footpath that connects to the University. It's a great way to spend an afternoon in our city.
So maybe Parker, the collie is not so impressed by the daffodils.
Reynolda House and Museum is just a 5 minute drive from the James Bond Cottage.
#Repost @wellswt_ (@get_repost) ・・・ Happy New Year! This is the last day of a wonderful holiday. Hope yours has been filled with happiness and good cheer. (Reynolda House Museum House of American Art, Wake Forest University) #reynoldahouse #wakeforest #architecture #ncarchitecture #wfu (at Reynolda House Museum of American Art)
Reynolda House @curatereynolda #bestofwinston #reynoldahouse #nofilter #green #summer #winstonsalem #katharine (at Reynolda House Museum of American Art)