Unbroken spirit: Community rallied to restore vandalized windows at historic Meadow Brook Hall
Published: December 22, 2025
In the early hours of February 4, 2025, a senseless act of vandalism
shattered more than glass at Meadow Brook Hall — it struck at the heart
of a cultural and historical landmark. Two original stained-glass
windows from the Hall’s 1929 construction, depicting scenes of music,
literature and drama, were demolished — a lower one kicked through by a
vandal and an upper one struck with a tool by the culprit.
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