100 Years, 1912-2012 In 1904, Gordon McGregor—owner of Walkerville Wagon Works, near Walkerville, Ontario—became convinced that Canadian farmers would soon be driving automobiles. And he wanted to build them in Canada. So he …
These experts will add historical horsepower to your event. Feel free to contact them. RUSSELL DORÉ, ED.D. See Ford, Edison and Firestone right before your eyes in one of Doré Productions’ unique interactive …
Before he could build millions of sturdy Model Ts, Henry Ford first had to build a reputation. And he did it the fastest way possible—on a racetrack. In 1901, he won the first …
100 Years, 1914-2014 In 1913, Henry Ford’s team reinvented manufacturing by introducing the moving assembly line. It worked well, but workers hated the jobs. They quit almost as quickly as they were trained. …
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100 Years, 1913-2013 _ One hundred years ago, building automobiles was a slow process—workers moved from car to car. Building a car using “station assembly” took more than 12 man-hours! But Model Ts …
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These tours are rich with details and fun facts! DRIVING TOURS Available starting in January, 2013 The Life and Times of HenryExplore the accomplishment and contradictions of Henry Ford from his birth place …
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Henry and Clara Ford were deeply involved with the education and welfare of children throughout their lives. Youngsters always got special attention from the Fords—whether their own extended family, local schoolchildren, or sons …
SATURDAY, JULY 27 10 A.M. – 4 P.M.SPECIAL PRESENTATION AT 11:30 A.M.FREE ADMISSION Henry Ford EstateOne Fair Lane Dr, Dearborn, Mich. Let’s celebrate! The day-long party features live music, dance demonstrations, a special …
COMING TOGETHER TO CELEBRATE HENRY FORD’S 150TH BIRTHDAY AT HIS HISTORIC ESTATE Read More »
