 Reynolda House, Museum of American Art - Reviews from across the web
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Wonderful house with excellent art collection - user review
This was the home of RJ Reynolds, which was called a bungalow. It is an interesting home, stately, but with a lived in look which has a terrific collection of American art. The aud...
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Reynolda House, Museum of American Art - expert review
Few other museums carry as rich a mother lode of drama and dysfunction as Reynolda House, a sprawling and richly impractical 64-room bungalow built between 1912 and 1917, during the height of the Jazz Age, as a showcase homestead by tobacco tycoon R. J. Reynolds and his beautiful and charismatic you...
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Reynolda House, Museum Of American Art - expert review
Enjoy masterpieces of American art displayed in the gracious American country home built in 1912-17 by Katharine Smith and Richard Joshua Reynolds, founder of the tobacco manufacturing company. The comfortable setting of Reynolda House with its original furnishings and its magnificent art collection...
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Not child friendly! - user review
Went here as a family outing on 4-13-2007. Took kids ages 7 and 10. Don't recommend taking children. The Grandma Moses exhibit was there but couldn't enjoy it because there was an employ...
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