It was very good but nothing special! My ribeye was bland and overcooked, very noisy atmosphere with so so service! Would not recommend!

Weymouth Center was the home of James Boyd the writer of Drums. This is a beautiful historic home on beautiful grounds with gardens.

I recently visited Southern Pines and decided to explore this Center. I didn't really realize it was the home of the Boyd family as I had driven over for the NC Literary Hall of Fame. The Hall of Fame is actually in what was an...More

Stopped in for a hike back to the Weymouth Woods and walked around the gardens. This would be a great place for a formal event. My only complaint was the poor signage to find the trails.

We visited the Weymouth during a recent visit to Southern Pines. Beautiful gardens and a lovely day! Easy access to the gardens and the hiking area. Great place to take the grandchildren!

Came to the Weymouth Center for the Party for the Pine. Great event on beautiful grounds. Enjoyed the hike to the old tree. Next time will bring the pups.

We attended a wedding here and the whole setup was beautiful. The weather was gorgeous so that was helpful. We had ceremony, cocktails, dinner and dancing outside. There is a brick patio that works perfectly for a dance floor. With some outdoor string lights the...More

We attended a Celtic Christmas event at Weymouth and then a tour of the house and grounds. The Center provides a working place for local writers, and a nice getaway for someone looking for something different to do.

Definitely stop by! The history of this house is rich and the wonderful volunteers that bring you the history and maintain the gardens are a Southern delight! Check out their activities too! Really bringing some fine culture to the area and providing evening and family-friendly...More

An authentic country house mansion that belonged to a well known writer of books in the days of Fitzgerald and Hemingway, both of whom stayed there from time to time. Elegant and filled with antiques, it also was a horse farm , devoted to the...More