Midland Fire Station No. 1 is one of the 39 civic structures designed by Alden B. Dow during his career. He completed the working drawings
UPDATE: The Alden B. Dow Home and Studio will present Movie Sundays as live Zoom events. Movie dates and times
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Mr. and Mrs. Dow began renting different cottages in Northern Michigan very early in their marriage. Eventually they would buy
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Located in the hub of Port Huron’s downtown, the Henry McMorran Memorial Auditorium was designed by Alden B. Dow in
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Have you ever wanted to explore and discover a hidden underground passageway? “The Tunnel” is just one of the many
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In addition to housing the drawings, project files, photographs and other materials that document the architecture of Alden B. Dow,
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Mid-Century Modern Midland (MCMM), a project of the Alden B. Dow Home and Studio, committed to documenting, preserving and celebrating
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Dr. Robert Ballmer was a physician with an office on Main Street in Midland, Michigan, but when it came to
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Alden B. Dow’s plans for the residence known as the Dow Chemical Company House 101 are dated June of 1939.
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F. W. Lewis was an accountant for the Dow Chemical Company. The first sketches for his modest house are
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The idea came to Alden B. Dow as he sat quietly in an auditorium, watching the conductor and musicians performing
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