The fields at Greenfield Village
Looking from Greenfield Village to The Henry Ford Museum
Susan and Thomas.
Roof inside the machine shop.
Part of the machine shop.
Main Street at Greenfield Village
Roof inside the waiting area for the Model T rides.
Pete and I (bad pic of me), Susan and Thomas and Joe our driver.
The backside of the Ford Emblem.
The Wright Brother's House
I just LOVE this clock.
Inside the Wright Brother's Cycle Shop.
Model of the Wright Brother's Plane.
Replica of the Ford Motor Company building that was downtown Detroit.
Pete in front of the Fifteen Millionth Ford Model T that came off the assembly line.
The Model T engine.
Pete and I in the tintype studio...Don't we look all 19th century (except for the clothes). Serious, serious.
The entrance to the Edison at Work Area.
One of the workshop areas.
Inside the Menlo Park reproduction. (Thomas Edison)
When Greenfield Village opened, Thomas Edison was one of the dignitaries present. Henry Ford had him sit in this chair. They nailed it to the floor. When the replaced the floor a couple of years ago, they cut out the original floor with the chair and inserted it here.
When Thomas Edison was here, he placed his elbow on this post.
Get a room!
Water under the bridge.
Coltswald Cottage.
The Edison Steam Engine (yes we did ride on this)
On Saturday and Sunday they have baseball games on Massachusetts rules.
This is where the class rooms for The Henry Ford Academy
The Seniors have classes in the Pullman cars.
The Round house.
The backside of the round house
The Backside of the saw mill.
More of the fields.
The wheels.
The cuplings.
The wool house.
Outside of the pottery house.
The Printshop
This is inside the Glass making house.
The front of the Roundhouse.
More of the Round house.
Inside the Roundhouse
