The Richard J. Reynolds, III and Marie M. Reynolds Library of Reynolda House contains over 3,650 catalogued titles relating to American artists, exhibition catalogs, general art history, art theory, aesthetics, and criticism.  Library holdings also include material on American architecture, photography, music, literature, and history; reference titles; VHS cassettes and DVDs on American artists and related topics; compact discs, audiotape cassettes, and phonographic recordings of music by American composers from the colonial era to the present; and collection catalogs of other American art museums.

Members of the public who would like access to the library should request an appointment through the Education Office.  Research must be done during regular weekday public hours and must take place within the confines of the Reynolds library. Library materials may be borrowed only by Reynolda House staff members, interns, docents, or students enrolled in Portals of Discovery courses.

Hours
Tuesday through Friday, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

For more information contact:

336.758.5139