Henry Ford

Reviews

• Sarah C. on 27 Apr 2013 via Foursquare

  If you like morbid things (and who doesn't?) you will be please to know the chair Lincoln died in is here.

• Rene S. on 11 Apr 2013 via Foursquare

  Absolutely worthwhile. Beautiful and contextual exhibit.

• Mark M. on 02 Apr 2013 via Foursquare

  One of my absolute favorite places as a kid & still today. Now I take my OWN field-trips and re-explore history.

• Melissa Gardner B. on 28 Mar 2013 via Foursquare

  ...having been aForded such opportunity

• Get a Badge on 26 Mar 2013 via Foursquare

  Henry Ford was born July 30, 1863, in Greenfield Township, MI ...Celebrate his 150 years ...Check-in here and at 4 more venues for the "Motor City" Detroit City Badge http://4sq.com/YDaGEG

• achivy on 26 Mar 2013 via Foursquare

  check in here and 5 other important venues to unlock motor city badge

• Roopam S. on 25 Mar 2013 via Foursquare

  The 3d movies in the factory tour are awesome!

• Linda B. on 17 Feb 2013 via Foursquare

  We have been a member for almost 18 yrs now love this place

• Guy H. on 16 Feb 2013 via Foursquare

  It's not just Fords.

• Chris H. on 03 Jan 2013 via Foursquare

  Go early to the Lego exhibit so you don't have to wait in line build at the end

• Lindsay B. on 21 Aug 2012 via Foursquare

  Great museum! If you're hungry the safest place to eat is at the Oscar meyer stand!

• Daniel G. on 06 Aug 2012 via Foursquare

  Every Year In July

• Daniel G. on 05 Aug 2012 via Foursquare

  Go Back In Time to the Frantic 1940's

• Darian R. on 12 Jun 2012 via Foursquare

  Take in a few whiffs of history.

• Breanne G. on 09 Apr 2012 via Foursquare

  They have a "Macy's 2nd Mondays" event here for kids under 5. It is fun! They have a different event every month. If you are looking for something to shake it up

• Devin S. on 08 Apr 2012 via Foursquare

  Go see the titanic exhibit before its gone! Must see this

• Michael on 04 Apr 2012 via Foursquare

  See any movie at the IMAX (ie, Batman, Star Wars, Inception), it's worth it, then maybe... visit the museum?

• K12 Inc on 02 Mar 2012 via Foursquare

  Did you know? Henry Ford began his collection in the 1910s. He focused on common objects used in everyday life because he thought history focused too much on wars and politics.

• Katrina on 09 Jan 2012 via Foursquare

  Fab taste of detroit. So much history and innovation!

• Brenda B. on 08 Jan 2012 via Foursquare

  See Mission 4 currently playing at IMAX.