Museums, galleries & stages / Bloomfield Hills
Cranbrook Center for Collections and Research
Cranbrook's archive and tour hub: guided visits to Saarinen House, Frank Lloyd Wright's Smith House and the landmark campus.
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The Cranbrook Center for Collections and Research launched in 2012 to pull together Cranbrook's art, architecture, landscape, design and history and make it accessible to everyone. It runs the Cranbrook Archives, complete with a digital image database, and leads tours of the campus, Saarinen House, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Smith House, Cranbrook House and the Japanese Garden. The campus has been a National Historic Landmark since 1989, filled with work by Albert Kahn and Eliel Saarinen.
- Tours of Saarinen House and the Smith House
- Campus and behind-the-scenes tours
- The Cranbrook Archives for researchers
- Lectures, exhibitions and Japanese culture workshops
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