Really interesting Harlem Renaissance history in little Lynchburg Virginia.

Went to the gardens which were free to walk through. I can imagine its beauty when flowers were in bloom.

Sadly due to covet its not open but enjoyed my tour of the gardens the childrens tours are adorable.. Im bringing my little ones back.

Lynchburg VAs Poet Anne Spencers Home is beautiful and features a wonderful garden planted by her and her husband. Very calming I grew up in Lynchburg so this makes me very proud.

Want black history and knowledge this is a amazing place to visit off of Pierce St. Free of charge to go and learn about a huge piece of Historical African American culture...

My mother and I visited this home and garden today and enjoyed learning about Anne Spencer and her involvement in the Harlem Renaissance and the dedication of her whole family to improving the lives of African Americans. This place is truly a gem of Lynchburg and an absolute must see! You will get a personal tour from Anne Spencers beautiful granddaughter who has tirelessly worked to restore the property and to preserve her grandmothers legacy. I will highly recommend it to family and friends. You wont be disappointed!

This place is s a true gem. What an amazing glimpse in to an incredibly important part of Lynchburgs history!

This place is precious! Love exploring it over and over again during every season. Its a little plot of respite in the middle of a busy city.

Beautiful garden.

A wonderful place to visit. Tours are given by Anne Spencers granddaughter who brings the house and garden to life. Anne and her husband Edward were remarkable people.

My daughter and I visited and greatly enjoyed the tour of the home and gardens. Anne Spencers grand-daughter led our tour and provided such heartwarming stories about her family. It is humbling to walk through a home that was resided in and visited by so many great artists. This is truly a national treasure.

Nice place to enjoy the beautiful flowers of spring .

Did not know about the rich history in Lynchburg. Had a family reunion luncheon there

So pretty when in bloom

Beautiful gardens and historic home of Lynchburgs harlem renaissance poet Anne Spencer. A woman ahead of her time! The garden is open during daylight hours, but you have to call ahead to schedule a tour of the house. Its worth it!

Simply amazing. A historical landmark of words, lines, and stanzas was created here Dubois and Huston used to chill here. Please visit!

A secret garden all to myself it seemed!

Winter is not the best time to visit

Great place to visit.

Great experience!

Love this place !

Just a beautiful historic stop!

Simply lovely, exudes class.