An exhibition surrounding the real life cold case mystery of Zachary Smith Reynolds, the youngest son of R.J. and Katharine, is now on display in the Reynolda House.
Yesterday, sister and I went to see it at the Mary and Charlie Babcock Wing Gallery. Upon arrival, we decided to tour the exhibit first instead of the house, due to a large tour group that arrived at the same time.
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Smith Reynolds
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Smith's wife, Libby Holman Reynolds
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What a view out the picture window.
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The opened door on the right leads to the basement.
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Base of a table in the dining room
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The Lake Porch
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View from the Lake Porch over looking what used to be Lake Katharine in the distance
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The Reception Hall from the Balcony
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Organ pipes are behind the tapestry
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The East Bedroom Sleeping Porch where Smith Reynolds was shot. This area has been closed to the public before now. It is off of the East Master Bedroom that is usually a display gallery.
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In the attic
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The newly opened Ping Pong room, available for visitors to enjoy.
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A beautiful October day
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Reynolda Gardens
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Collard Greens
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Papaya Tree
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Back of the house coming from the gardens
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The foot bridge and waterfall are on the walking trail that connects Reynolda Village and Wake Forest University
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