According to "Inventory of Early Architecture County of Henrico, Virginia" compiled and edited with introduction by Christopher M. Gregson,
"The farmhouse on the Redwood-Reed Farm is a vernacular dwelling built in the 1880s. It has three-bays, a low-pitched hipped roof and a wraparound porch with heavy Doric columns of 20th-century vintage."
In spite of efforts to save the Redwood Red Farm-House, the Association for the Preservation of Henrico Antiquities is sorry to report that it has been destroyed to make way for new construction starting February, 2005.
- (Inventory of Early Architecture County of Henrico)
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