Meadow Brook Hall has long been a favorite setting for celebrations—especially for the Dodge Wilson family. In 1929, as Halloween traditions across America were shifting from spooky pranks to more community-focused festivities, the holiday became an occasion for parties, parades and games that encouraged safe, organized fun during the early years of the Great Depression. ... Read more The post Halloween at Meadow Brook: From Family Fun to Festive Frights appeared first on Meadow Brook Hall.| Meadow Brook Hall
A hallmark of grand estate homes from the 1920s era was the inclusion of hidden rooms and secret staircases—mysterious passages that whispered of intrigue and adventure. At Meadow Brook, one such secret lies within the walls: a concealed spiral stone staircase that winds through multiple levels of the home, beginning in the lower-level Game Room ... Read more The post Estate Stories: Meadow Brook’s Secret Staircase appeared first on Meadow Brook Hall.| Meadow Brook Hall
Meadow Brook Hall's historic stained glass windows have been restored to their original glory, following an incredible restoration journey.| Meadow Brook Hall
Meadow Brook Curator Madelyn Chrapla explores Knole Cottage—Frances Dodge's playhouse that was known as the “World’s Finest Doll House.”| Meadow Brook Hall
Meadow Brook's portraits of Matilda and Alfred Wilson have undergone a significant restoration to bring them back to their original beauty.| Meadow Brook Hall
