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- Shelby Cobra Driven by Innes Ireland in the Grand Prix de Spa, Francorchamps, Belgium, May 1964 -
- May 17, 1964
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Shelby Cobra Driven by Innes Ireland in the Grand Prix de Spa, Francorchamps, Belgium, May 1964
- Shelby Cobra Driven by Bob Bondurant in the Grand Prix de Spa, Francorchamps, Belgium, May 1964 -
- May 17, 1964
- Collections - Artifact
Shelby Cobra Driven by Bob Bondurant in the Grand Prix de Spa, Francorchamps, Belgium, May 1964
- Racing Driver Dan Gurney Crosses the Finish Line at the Belgian Grand Prix, 1967 - When Dan Gurney drove his #36 Eagle T1G to victory at the 1967 Belgian Grand Prix, he became the first American citizen to win a World Championship Formula One race in a car of his own construction. Gurney's car, powered by a 3.0-liter Gurney-Weslake V-12 engine, averaged 146 miles per hour during the event.
- 1967
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Racing Driver Dan Gurney Crosses the Finish Line at the Belgian Grand Prix, 1967
When Dan Gurney drove his #36 Eagle T1G to victory at the 1967 Belgian Grand Prix, he became the first American citizen to win a World Championship Formula One race in a car of his own construction. Gurney's car, powered by a 3.0-liter Gurney-Weslake V-12 engine, averaged 146 miles per hour during the event.
- Belgian Refugee Children at Oughtrington Hall, Cheshire, England, 1918 - Percival Perry, chairman of Ford Motor Company Limited (Ford of Britain) during World War I, relayed the plight of Belgian refugees to Henry and Clara Ford. With their authority, Perry leased Oughtrington Hall to accommodate ninety men, women, and children. In addition to food, shelter, and clothing, the Fords supplied refugee children with a teacher, schoolroom, and playground equipment.
- 1918
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Belgian Refugee Children at Oughtrington Hall, Cheshire, England, 1918
Percival Perry, chairman of Ford Motor Company Limited (Ford of Britain) during World War I, relayed the plight of Belgian refugees to Henry and Clara Ford. With their authority, Perry leased Oughtrington Hall to accommodate ninety men, women, and children. In addition to food, shelter, and clothing, the Fords supplied refugee children with a teacher, schoolroom, and playground equipment.
- Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe Driven by Phil Hill in the Grand Prix de Spa, Francorchamps, Belgium, May 1964 -
- May 17, 1964
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Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe Driven by Phil Hill in the Grand Prix de Spa, Francorchamps, Belgium, May 1964
- "Ford Tractor Operations Facilities," 1974 -
- 1974
- Collections - Artifact
"Ford Tractor Operations Facilities," 1974
- Certificate Awarding Clara Ford the Queen Elisabeth Medal by the King of Belgium, May 12, 1919 -
- May 12, 1919
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Certificate Awarding Clara Ford the Queen Elisabeth Medal by the King of Belgium, May 12, 1919
- Dan Gurney in AAR Eagle Race Car at Belgian Grand Prix, June 17-18, 1967 - When Dan Gurney drove his #36 Eagle T1G to victory at the 1967 Belgian Grand Prix, he became the first American citizen to win a World Championship Formula One race in a car of his own construction. Gurney's car, powered by a 3.0-liter Gurney-Weslake V-12 engine, averaged 146 miles per hour during the event.
- 17 June 1967-18 June 1967
- Collections - Artifact
Dan Gurney in AAR Eagle Race Car at Belgian Grand Prix, June 17-18, 1967
When Dan Gurney drove his #36 Eagle T1G to victory at the 1967 Belgian Grand Prix, he became the first American citizen to win a World Championship Formula One race in a car of his own construction. Gurney's car, powered by a 3.0-liter Gurney-Weslake V-12 engine, averaged 146 miles per hour during the event.
- Watching a Tractor Plowing the Field at Oughtrington Hall, Cheshire, England, 1918 - Percival Perry, chairman of Ford Motor Company Limited (Ford of Britain) during World War I, relayed the plight of Belgian refugees to Henry and Clara Ford. With their authority, Perry leased Oughtrington Hall to accommodate ninety refugees. In addition to shelter, clothing, and schooling, the Fords supplied farming implements and livestock for considerable food production on the estate's thirty acres.
- 1918
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Watching a Tractor Plowing the Field at Oughtrington Hall, Cheshire, England, 1918
Percival Perry, chairman of Ford Motor Company Limited (Ford of Britain) during World War I, relayed the plight of Belgian refugees to Henry and Clara Ford. With their authority, Perry leased Oughtrington Hall to accommodate ninety refugees. In addition to shelter, clothing, and schooling, the Fords supplied farming implements and livestock for considerable food production on the estate's thirty acres.
- Apron, 1918 -
- 1918
- Collections - Artifact
Apron, 1918