Welcome to the Bryn Du Mansion! With a mission of historical preservation and cultural, recreational, educational and artistic experiences, there is always something happening. |
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| | Kiwanis 4th of July Photo Exhibit We welcome the winners of the Kiwanis 4th of July Photo contest to the Eddie Wolf Gallery the weekend of September 9, 10 and 11. For more info and times see our public events page. | | |
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| | A Big Thank You Bryn Du Mansion would like to thank Mr. & Mrs. Nickerson for their donation of a new flag to the Bryn Du campus Veterans Memorial area. It is with great pride that we honor those who served and we always welcome your support. | | |
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| | Buy a Brick The LCCC and Bryn Du are providing an opportunity for the community to be a part of history by purchasing a commemorative brick—a perfect and permanent way to honor cherished memories experienced with friends while supporting the efforts to celebrate, memorialize, and preserve a piece of local history. Become part of our history. | | |
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| | Fall classes filling now. Do the colorful fall leaves inspire you? Take an art class and feed your spirit! Classes are now available for children and adults and speaking of spirits we have some special spooky inspired ones for the upcoming season for kids. If spooky isn't your thing we have classes available in mediums from acrylic, watercolor and oils for the adults to choose from. Register today. | | |
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| | We Welcome our 2022 Fall Artist-in-Residence We welcome AJ Strosahl, who will be working on her fiction novel during her stay this fall. Community engagement events will include a writing workshop on September 28 in conjunction with the LCCC Writing Club and a teen (grade 7-12) writing workshop at the Granville Public Library on October 6. There will be some additional activities with the GEVSD as well. The public events are free and information will be on our website. | | |
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| | A little History Many long time residents may remember the big sale that took place here at Bryn Du when Sallie Jones Sexton, daughter of John S. Jones left Granville. It took place in late September 1976. Many of Sallie's family heirlooms were sold to pay her debts that had accumulated over her years of being involved in running the farm, the Granville Inn and the Playhouse on the Green theatre. Sallie left Granville and moved to Middleburg, VA where she lived until her death in 1998. | | |
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Congratulations to our September couples! Laura & Brandon Gina & Ben Katie & Isaac Jessica & Tristan Megan & Bill Mckenna & Tyler We wish you a lifetime of happiness and thank you for sharing your special day with us! | | |
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Your Support is Appreciated Bryn Du is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is managed by the Bryn Du Commission volunteer Board of Directors. Donations of any size are truly appreciated and go towards historic preservation and cultural, recreational, educational and artistic community programming. We are so grateful for you and your continued support. Thank you! | | |
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