The Reynolda House series includes building specifications by architect Charles Barton Keen, employee duties and regulations, an inventory of the household taken in 1922, and menus for dinners and events held at the house. One item of note, is a handwritten list by Mary Reynolds Babcock of proposed improvements to the house including an indoor pool and recreational facilities and bar in the basement.

The Reynolda House series includes building specifications by architect Charles Barton Keen, employee duties and regulations, an inventory of the household taken in 1922, and menus for dinners and events held at the house. One item of note, is a handwritten list by Mary Reynolds Babcock of proposed improvements to the house including an indoor pool and recreational facilities and bar in the basement.

The Reynolda House series includes building specifications by architect Charles Barton Keen, employee duties and regulations, an inventory of the household taken in 1922, and menus for dinners and events held at the house. One item of note, is a handwritten list by Mary Reynolds Babcock of proposed improvements to the house including an indoor pool and recreational facilities and bar in the basement.

The Reynolda House series includes building specifications by architect Charles Barton Keen, employee duties and regulations, an inventory of the household taken in 1922, and menus for dinners and events held at the house. One item of note, is a handwritten list by Mary Reynolds Babcock of proposed improvements to the house including an indoor pool and recreational facilities and bar in the basement.

The Reynolda House series includes building specifications by architect Charles Barton Keen, employee duties and regulations, an inventory of the household taken in 1922, and menus for dinners and events held at the house. One item of note, is a handwritten list by Mary Reynolds Babcock of proposed improvements to the house including an indoor pool and recreational facilities and bar in the basement.

The Reynolda House series includes building specifications by architect Charles Barton Keen, employee duties and regulations, an inventory of the household taken in 1922, and menus for dinners and events held at the house. One item of note, is a handwritten list by Mary Reynolds Babcock of proposed improvements to the house including an indoor pool and recreational facilities and bar in the basement.

The Reynolda House series includes building specifications by architect Charles Barton Keen, employee duties and regulations, an inventory of the household taken in 1922, and menus for dinners and events held at the house. One item of note, is a handwritten list by Mary Reynolds Babcock of proposed improvements to the house including an indoor pool and recreational facilities and bar in the basement.