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Cranbrook Foundation

foundation, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, United States
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The Cranbrook Foundation was established in 1927 by Ellen Scripps Booth and George G. Booth on their estate in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. This foundation is now known as the Cranbrook Educational Community.1

The Cranbrook Educational Community comprises several institutions:
* The Cranbrook Academy of Art1
* The Cranbrook Art Museum1
* The Cranbrook Institute of Science1
* The Cranbrook House and Gardens1
* Christ Church1
* The Cranbrook Schools, which offer education from preschool through college preparatory levels.1

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