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Ford Motor Company’s First Home

May 4, 2016 Archive Insight
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The first Ford Motor Company vehicle ever produced was made at the company’s first factory, located on Mack Avenue in Detroit. The Mack Avenue Plant is so significant to Ford history that it was
reproduced, at a smaller scale, in Greenfield Village in 1945.  We’ve just digitized a few images related to the original Mack Avenue Plant, including this 1903 photograph of plant employees. Visit our Digital Collections to see more artifacts related to Mack Avenue.

Ellice Engdahl is Digital Collections & Content Manager at The Henry Ford.



Greenfield Village buildings, Greenfield Village, Ford Motor Company, digital collections, by Ellice Engdahl

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