As the birthplace of Oakland University and a National Historic Landmark, Meadow Brook is a place to learn, connect and be inspired. The historic home of OU founders Matilda Dodge and Alfred Wilson was constructed between 1926 and 1929 for $4 million. It represents one of the finest examples of Tudor-revival architecture in America.
Today, Meadow Brook’s focus is on inspiration, interpretation and engagement. By creating special educational programs—such as our new Meadow Brook Art and Science Camps for young students—and bringing engaging stories of the estate—to life in the new Visitor Center. Meadow Brook’s vibrant collection of tours, events, programs and experiences is drawing more and more people to the Great Estate.
And there is so much more we can do. Your support can help preserve this remarkable space and share it in new ways with the next generation. Please consider making a gift to this National Historic Landmark today – where your support truly makes an impact.
Giving Day Matching Funds:
Meadow Brook Hall Gifts and Donations (35122)
Gifts will be matched up to $8,500 thanks to donations from Patrick Brown, Frank Cassise, Art Griggs, Story John, William John, Susan Martin, Teckla Rhoads and Mary Beth Snyder.
Helps preserve, restore and maintain the buildings and grounds of this historic estate.
