Gibbons Mansion

Gibbons Mansion, now known as Mead Hall, is a historic mansion located on the Drew University campus in Madison, New Jersey. Built in the 1830s by William Gibbons, the mansion showcases stunning Greek Revival architecture and has a rich history, including its sale to Daniel Drew, after whom the university is named. Despite suffering significant damage from a fire in 1989, Mead Hall was restored and reopened in 1993, continuing to serve as a key administrative building for the university. Its historical significance and architectural beauty make it an interesting site for both tourists and researchers.