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| [A view of Reed Square from the back patio of the Turner-Sinton House] |
Last week The Church Hill Association held it's August Picnic in Reed Square, a memorial garden that was once the backyard of The Turner-Sinton House. After the picnic we were also treated to a tour of the house which is currently undergoing a renovation. I'll be sure to post pictures once it's complete. Good food, cold drinks, and fabulous company!
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| [Reed Square is also the site of the annual Easter Egg Hunt] |
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| [The rain held off, I put in a couple calls:)] |
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| [A view to the front of the house through the main hallway] |
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| [The beautiful Turner-Sinton House built (1803-1810) |
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| [An example of the amazing hard wood found throughout the house] |
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| [The revelers enjoying the party] |
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| [Chandeliers can be found throughout the house and give each room a magical touch] |
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| [Never let it be said we lack trees in the city] |
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| [Details like this help modern amenities, like electricity, blend in with the original period of the house] |
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| [All good things must come to an end. Can anyone walk me home?] |
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