History
A century of stories within 26 acres
Brucemore tells the story of three families, the estate they called home, and the community they loved.
People
Their stories are unique, but share a common trait - the three families of Brucemore each reflected and influenced the community in which they lived.
Industry
The families of Brucemore had a strong connection to the industrial development of the region, including meatpacking, starch processing, and manufacturing.
Architecture
When Margaret Douglas Hall gifted Brucemore to the National Trust in 1981, the house represented a blend of stylistic trends and modifications made by the three families who called the house their home.
Landscape
Experience Caroline Sinclair's sweeping front lawn, the naturalistic landscape designs of the Douglas era, and the Hall family's subtle, modern additions.
