Brucemore's director looks to past for future

29 January 2012, 11:11 am

DIANA NOLLEN The Gazette CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa Time doesn't stand still, even for an estate like Brucemore that gives modern visitors a snapshot of the past. "Brucemore is always evolving. One of the strengths of Brucemore is that it has always adapted to the needs of Cedar Rapids and to the community, whether that means changing programs" or making physical modifications, says Tiffin native David ...... Read More »

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