Preserving the Great Hall Ceiling of Drayton Hall

The Naming Opportunities While the precise intent of the late 19th century ceiling design remains unknown, several of its decorative elements echo motifs found in the Great Hall’s original 18th century woodwork. For this campaign, we’ve curated the following opportunities for leadership level donors to leave an indelible mark at Drayton Hall.

THISTLE FLOWER Often described as beautiful yet prickly, the thistle symbolizes protection and the defiant spirit of Drayton Hall to endure through the centuries. Central motif, 1 available — $250,000 INSCRIPTION OF UP TO 300 CHARACTERS VINE BORDER A continuous, flowing design symbolizing growth, connection, and the passage of time. 2 available — $100,000 each INSCRIPTION OF UP TO 200 CHARACTERS BULLNOSE MOLDING BORDER A defining architectural feature reflecting stability, support, and lasting stewardship. 2 available — $50,000 each INSCRIPTION OF UP TO 200 CHARACTERS SCALLOP BORDER A nod to the original wood carvings present on Drayton Hall walls and furnishings, which survive to this day. 2 available — $50,000 each INSCRIPTION OF UP TO 200 CHARACTERS

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