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Meyer May House

4.9(636)· Google4.9 out of 5 from 636 reviews (Google rating)family attraction
Closed today
(616) 246-4821 Directions meyermayhouse.steelcase.com

Quick facts

Meyer May House is a family attraction at 450 Madison Ave SE in Grand Rapids, MI, open Sun–Thu from 12:00 PM. Call +1616-246-4821 for details.

Address
450 Madison Ave SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Phone
+1616-246-4821
Hours today
Closed today

About Meyer May House

Meyer May House is a museum in a restored early-1900s home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Located at 450 Madison Ave SE in Grand Rapids, MI, the house offers a specific focus for visitors interested in Wright’s work: a residential building that has been restored. Free guided tours are offered on some days, making the tour schedule an important part of planning a visit. The house has a Google rating of 4.9 out of 5 from 636 reviews.

Getting tickets ahead is recommended, so visitors should plan for that rather than assume a tour will be available whenever they arrive. Parking options include a free parking lot and free street parking, and wheelchair-accessible parking is available. For those considering a stop, the key practical distinction is that guided tours are free but are not offered every day.

Known for

  • Restored early-1900s home
  • Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
  • Free guided tours on select days
  • Free lot and street parking
  • Wheelchair-accessible parking

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Meyer May House — frequently asked

Is Meyer May House open on Mondays?
No — Meyer May House is closed on Mondays.
Where is Meyer May House?
Meyer May House is at 450 Madison Ave SE, Grand Rapids, MI 49503.
What is the phone number for Meyer May House?
You can reach Meyer May House on +1616-246-4821.
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