Newsday travel writer sends drivers to the source
Newsday sends road-trippers to The Henry Ford, citing the Ford Rouge Factory Tour and the nearby museum as worthwhile destinations for lovers of automobiles and their history.
Newsday sends road-trippers to The Henry Ford, citing the Ford Rouge
Factory Tour and the Nearby museum as worthwhile destinations for
lovers of automobiles and their history.
Excerpt from article:
The destination is Detroit. No smirking, now. Maybe it doesn’t have
beaches like St. Thomas, or skiing like Zermatt, or food like Paris …
or anything like Paris. But it has scads of car lore, and the best
place to experience that in a limited amount of time with maximum
convenience is at the Henry Ford Museum and the Ford Rouge Factory Tour
in nearby Dearborn.
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