Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Tour of Reynolda House Winston Salem




I enjoyed a lovely tour of Reynolda House this morning with my parents I have always meant to tour this historic home in Winston Salem, its a landmark and full of history for some reason I had no idea it was more than an art gallery its a big property with gardens, walking trails and a delightful historic house owned by The Reynolds family. Its complete with majestic rooms, furniture, art from great American artists along the centuries, garments and cutlery and even a bowling alley, squash court and cocktail bar in the basement. I tweeted along the way and thought I would share the tweets as it gives a snapshot to the place. I highly recommend a visit.




  1. 3 hrsRebeccaSubbiah RD ✈ ‏@chowandchatter
    Love the sun porch ;-) I need one in my home ;-) 
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    She made a beautiful estate self sustained with a farm and gardens forward thinking for her time 
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    Wow Katharine married at 25 to RJ who was 55 
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    I am touring the gorgeous  with my parents



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    This place is Winston salem's downton abbey ;-) 
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  2. doesn't this look like what they wear in Downton Abbey 

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    The organ goes into the ceiling and has over 2000 pipes hidden pretty amazing 
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    They had grand concerts in the reception hall and they got married here 








  1. My parents from Scotland loved the furniture inspired by Charles Rennie mackintosh 
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    The family even had a private kitchen where they baked and learnt household chores Sunday evening servants were of
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    The food was grown in the gardens and the dairy from the farm he he they even caught squirrel ! 
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    Meals were prepared in the basement kitchen then brought up to the butlers kitchen and kept warm in the steam table 
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    Katharine Reynolds made her own wedding dress 
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    Katharine Reynolds was very keen on sanitary conditions sanitizer a and separate bathrooms per bathroom 


There is a wonderful exhibition highlighting glamor photography of the 1920's well worth a visit :-)








the swimming pool 


In other news me and some other registered dietitians had healthy family recipes featured in the local paper, complete with interviews mine is the last one I am giggly :-)
What Nutritionists Eat 
Its National Registered Dietitians Day be sure to give one a hug today 
Rebecca 



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Posted by chow and chatter at 1:36 PM

11 comments:

  1. SwathiMarch 13, 2013 at 3:35 PM

    Looks like nice place to visit Rebecca.

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  2. Peachy @ The Peach KitchenMarch 13, 2013 at 7:26 PM

    I wish I could visit there someday...

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  3. jehanne@thecookingdoctorMarch 14, 2013 at 12:36 PM

    congrats on the feature Rebecca! U know only the other day I was telling hubs about Salem, as I remembered the cigarette ad so many years ago, and now ur posting this. so deja vu! Thank u for sharing.

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  4. Roz @ weightingfor50March 14, 2013 at 3:04 PM

    Yay you! Excited that you contributed to the article. Happy dietitians day to you and your colleagues Rebecca. (I work with some dietitians, but they're not huggers...:) ) I don't fit it...hugs for all!! And thanks for sharing these photos. Gorgeous!!!

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  5. A Cuban In LondonMarch 15, 2013 at 6:41 AM

    Thank for the tour. It was fab. And I also read the interview. Very interesting and informative. Many thanks.

    Greetings from London.

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  6. Angie's RecipesMarch 17, 2013 at 12:45 AM

    Looks like a great museum.
    And congratulations on featuring in the local newspaper, Rebecca.

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