1904 George and Ellen Booth found Cranbrook. 1908 The Booths move into Cranbrook House. 1922 Bloomfield Hills School (now Brookside School) is established. 1925 Finnish architect Eliel Saarinen moves to Bloomfield Hills. 1927 Cranbrook School opens. Cranbrook Foundation is established by the Booths to help sustain the educational and cultural development of Cranbrook. 1928 Christ Church Cranbrook is dedicated. 1930 Cranbrook Institute of Science is established. 1931 Kingswood School opens. Carl Milles, Swedish sculptor, begins working at Cranbrook. 1932 Cranbrook Academy of Art is established under the aegis of the Cranbrook Foundation; Eliel Saarinen is elected president of the Academy. 1942 Cranbrook Academy of Art Library and Museum is opened. Cranbrook Academy of Art is established as an independent institution at Cranbrook. 1948 Ellen Scripps Booth dies. 1949 George Gough Booth dies. 1950 Eliel Saarinen dies. 1973 Cranbrook Educational Community is established with three divisions: Academy of Art, Institute of Science and Schools. 1984-1985 Schools are reorganized to create a single school, with Brookside School (a lower school), Cranbrook Kingswood Middle School (a middle school with a program for girls and a program for boys), and Cranbrook Kingswood Upper School (a co-ed upper school with a campus for boys and a campus for girls with single-sex classes and traditions where appropriate.) 1985 Cranbrook's endowment is bolstered through the sale of its Evening News Association (ENA) holdings. 1986 Cranbrook publishes The Cranbrook Vision: A Community Perspective, a campus-wide planning document. 1992 Cranbrook opens a new Woodward Avenue access to campus. 1994 The entrance and arrival features are constructed. 1996 Peter Rose's addition to Brookside School is opened. 1998 Steven Holl's addition to the Institute of Science is opened. 1999 The first phase of the Athletic Complex, Tod Williams' and Billie Tsien's natatorium, is opened; renovation of the Institute is completed. 2002 Rafael Moneo's studio addition for the Academy of Art is opened. 2004 Cranbrook celebrates its centennial.