Presenting another amazing story of the Motor City’s contribution in World War II: the Ford B-24 bomber plant at Willow Run. Here’s a great old newsreel and some lesser-known facts. Continue reading
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Henry Ford’s Square House
Built in 1888-89, Henry Ford’s Square House is one of the automaker’s earliest personal artifacts—and it’s still around today. MCG pays a visit. Continue reading
Video: Henry Ford’s 999 racer
Here’s a nice little video put together by the Henry Ford Museum people that features one of their most prized possessions: the 999 racer. Continue reading
Henry Ford’s Airport
As noted earlier at Mac’s Motor City Garage, Henry Ford liked to own things. In 1924 he even built his own airport in Dearborn, Michigan—and in its day, it was one of the most modern facilities in America. Here’s a brief look. Continue reading
Driving history at the Henry Ford Museum
The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn, Michigan has repackaged and repurposed its automotive collection in a new exhibit in 2012 called Driving America.
Oliver Barthel, Man of Motors
If you’re a student of automotive history, you’ll recognize this familiar image. Naturally, there’s quite a story behind it. Continue reading