Home of Cranbrook, the National Historic Landmark campus called one of the most important groups of educational and architectural structures in America source
Community character
Small estate city of about 4,500 among rolling wooded hills, defined by the Cranbrook campus and some of Michigan's highest household incomes and home values source
Cranbrook Educational Community
319-acre campus by Eliel Saarinen and Albert Kahn founded by George and Ellen Scripps Booth; a National Historic Landmark since 1989, cited as one of the most important groups of educational and architectural structures in America source
Cranbrook Institute of Science
Natural history and science museum within the Cranbrook campus source
Cranbrook House and Gardens
The Booths' Arts and Crafts manor and public gardens on the estate they purchased as a farm in 1904, open for tours source
Cranbrook Gardens
Public display gardens on the historic Cranbrook estate source
Cranbrook campus grounds
Landscaped 319-acre campus with sculpture, fountains, and trails linking the schools and museums source
