Iconic Henry Ford Museum

The Henry Ford Museum is a tribute to the spirit of American ingenuity and creativity. It's located in Dearborn, Michigan, named after its founder, Henry Ford, the pioneering American industrialist and founder of the Ford Motor Company. The museum offers visitors a rich and immersive experience interested in automotive history, technology, and the American way of life. 

The complex encompasses several institutions and exhibits. Here are some key features and highlights of The Henry Ford:

Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation: This museum is the cornerstone of The Henry Ford complex, housing a vast collection of artifacts, exhibits, and historical items that showcase American innovation and technology. Some notable exhibitions include the Rosa Parks bus, the Wright Brothers' plane, and the limousine in which President John F. Kennedy was assassinated.

Driving America: This exhibit explores the history of American automobiles, featuring a diverse collection of vehicles, including the very first mass-produced car, the Quadricycle, and iconic models like the Model T.

Greenfield Village: Greenfield Village is an outdoor living history museum with more than 80 historic buildings, including homes, workshops, and factories, relocated from various parts of the United States. Visitors can experience life in different periods of American history by exploring these buildings and interacting with costumed interpreters.

Ford Rouge Factory Tour: This takes visitors inside the Ford River Rouge Complex, one of the world's most famous automobile manufacturing facilities. It provides insights into the manufacturing process of Ford vehicles, from raw materials to finished cars and trucks.

Ford's Home: The estate includes a historic mansion and beautiful gardens. Fair Lane was built between 1908 and 1915 with the Prairie School architectural style. The estate sits on a 1,300-acre site along the Rouge River. Visitors can tour the Fair Lane estate, the former home of Henry and Clara Ford.