Greenfield Village in Michigan was created by Henry Ford, the founder of the Ford Motor Company. Established in 1929, the village is designed to showcase American history and innovation, featuring historic buildings and artifacts that celebrate the lives and achievements of notable figures in American culture. Ford envisioned it as a place where visitors could experience the past and appreciate the roots of American industry and ingenuity.
Robert Greenfield was born in 1946.
Norman Greenfield died in 1997.
Lois Greenfield was born in 1949.
Meg Greenfield died in 1999.
Un village français was created on 2009-06-04.
The address of the Henry Ford Museum And Greenfield Village is: 20900 Oakwood Blvd, Dearborn, MI 48124-5029
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The web address of the Henry Ford Museum And Greenfield Village is: http://www.thehenryford.org
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The phone number of the Henry Ford Museum And Greenfield Village is: 313-982-6001.
Greenfield Hall was created in 1747.
Greenfield Advisors was created in 1976.
No, a pet would not be allowed in a Museum of any sort, but you could phone Greenfield Village and see what their leash laws are.
Dearborn, MI Henry Ford wanted to create a museum documenting American innovation and technology, and did so in Dearborn, Mighigan.
Hancock-Greenfield Bridge was created in 1937.
Greenfield Community School was created in 2007.
Greenfield Community College was created in 1962.