Reynolds Homestead
Learning and discovery
The Reynolds Homestead, once known as the Rock Spring Plantation, is the birthplace of tobacco magnate R.J. Reynolds and his brother A.D. Reynolds, whose son founded Reynolds Metals. Today the historic Patrick County property acts as part museum, part community gathering place, and part educational and cultural center dedicated to lifelong learning and community engagement.
Community Engagement Center
The Community Engagement Center offers a variety of progams and events and is available for weddings and other rentals. Find out more about renting the CEC.
Home Tours
The historic home is open for tours from mid-April through October on Sundays from 1-4 p.m. or by appointment throughout the year.
Community Kitchen Project
Help support an expansion to the Community Engagement Center allowing for culinary education programs, activities, and services.
Experiential Education
Enjoy the grounds of the Reynolds Homestead and visit the Rock Spring, the Friendship Garden, and the LEAF Trail. Learn more about our Experiential Education opportunities for your school, club, or organization.
Questions about visiting the Reynolds Homestead or participating in any of our programs or classes? Send us an email.
Rock Spring Plantation Oral History Project
Oral histories share the voices and stories of descendants of the men, women, and children who worked and lived at the Rock Spring Plantation. By listening to their memories, we can better understand the past and carry these stories forward for future generations.
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