Most of the usual documentation that tells the story of the design of an Alden B. Dow home does not exist for the Jesse Kreger
The C. B. Branch residence began life as the Dow Biological Laboratory and Greenhouse. In early 1961, Alden B. Dow
Read MoreAs adults drop children off at our Architecture and Design Summer Camps, they excitedly express a wish to stay and
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The Bennett House living room that features the surrounding “gallery” space looking onto hole number three of the golf course.
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UPDATE: The Alden B. Dow Home and Studio will present Movie Sundays as live Zoom events. Movie dates and times
Read MoreMr. Dow created and nurtured a fun and playful work environment in his architectural studio throughout its history. We have
Read MoreMr. and Mrs. Dow began renting different cottages in Northern Michigan very early in their marriage. Eventually they would buy
Read MoreThe health and safety of our Alden B. Dow Home and Studio patrons, volunteers and staff is our priority. With
Read MoreWhen developing the site plan for Muskegon Community College in 1963, Alden B. Dow marked off a 122-acre section of
Read MoreKalamazoo Valley was just one of a large number of educational projects planned and designed by Mr. Dow during the
Read MoreOn display are drawings and photographs of the unusual beehive light and sound tower of the Roscommon Congregational Church, the
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