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Businiess name:
Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation
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Review by:
Jeri E.
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Review content:
Greenfield Village has been around forever. Two years ago they changed the name to "The Henry Ford" and it is still the same great place to go. I don't like the Village as much as I like the museum. My family and I love seeing "the real thing" and there are tons of exhibits of famous "stuff" at the Henry Ford. You can see the chair that Lincoln was sitting in when he got assassinated and the car that Kennedy was in too. You can sit in the actual seat that Rosa Parks sat in and view Eli Whitney's cotton gin. There are always cool special exhibits (a Disney exhibit is coming up) that are definitely worth the price of admission. All in all, the Henry Ford is a perfect way to spend a hot summer afternoon. Visit- you won't be sorry!
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