The Playhouse
Designed by the architectural firm Alden & Harlow in 1897, the Playhouse was a center of activity for the Frick children when the Fricks lived at Clayton. Family photographs show many children gathered here for parties and events. Original amenities included furniture built to the smaller scale of the rooms, a bowling alley and a darkroom for Childs Frick’s pursuit of photography.
Today, staff offices are housed in the Playhouse, and it is not accessible to visitors.
Today, staff offices are housed in the Playhouse, and it is not accessible to visitors.
