Henry Ford Purchased Lincoln Motor Company 100 Years Ago
Lincoln takes a look back at its past as it transitions to an electrified future.
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Lincoln takes a look back at its past as it transitions to an electrified future.
Read More »Ford's founder took his first four-wheeled vehicle for a drive on June 4th, 1896.
Read More »The graduate credits the school for all of his good fortune and prosperity.
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The pay increase that stunned the world.
Read More »The organization has vastly expanded its collection in the last several years.
Read More »Henry Ford's innovative airplane hangar will soon serve an entirely new purpose.
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Ford Motion Pictures was in operation for close to 50 years.
Read More »Camp Legion helped countless disabled veterans transition into civilian life.
Read More »It's unclear when the movie will be completed.
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The Henry Ford Museum has added to its extensive collection.
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No other autographed Henry Ford baseball is known to exist.
Read More »A similar baseball sold for $15,000 in 2016.
Read More »Henry Ford was famed for cars, the assembly line, and high wages for the day.
Read More »This may be the strangest exhibit in the Henry Ford museum.
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From Henry Ford’s childhood experiences, to a classic piece of machinery.
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A, B, C, through Model T.
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County Cork in Ireland is the native home of Henry Ford's ancestors. Ever wonder where Corktown got its name?
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Ford's 114-year-old former plant features a collection of early Ford "Alphabet" cars - from the Model A, to the Model T.
Read More »Ford's game-changing flathead V8 turned 86 over the weekend.
Read More »Have you seen this bowl? For the Ford family, it has tremendous sentimental value.
Read More »It was on January 5th, 114 years ago, that Henry Ford set a new standard for assembly worker treatment.
Read More »The Henry Ford museum complex receives a donation from Ford Motor Company's bitter cross-town rival.
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The Ford Foundation will open its first office in Detroit in 64 years.
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Rumors persist that Ford designed the Model T to run on fuels beside gasoline. While it may do so happily, that's purely by accident.
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