Reynolda Revealed
From the 1910s to the late 1950s, the segregated community of Five Row was home to Reynolda’s African American farm workers and their families.
Reynolda Revealed
Reynolda Revealed
Located in the heart of Reynolda House, the Reception Hall served as a family room, hide-and-seek playground, wedding chapel, dance club, and concert hall.
Reynolda Revealed
Reynolda House doesn’t fit the traditional mold—in terms of size—for a bungalow, but it does embrace other signature characteristics.
Reynolda Revealed
The R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company was the fourth tobacco manufacturer to arrive in Winston, but it soon outpaced and bought out the competition.
Reynolda Revealed
Richard Joshua Reynolds, the founder of R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, was a key player in the industrialization of the New South.
Reynolda Revealed
A new type of Southern woman, Katharine Reynolds combined the traditional role of wife and mother with progressive practices on healthy living, education, and agricultural reform.