Amazing place with amazing people! Our tour guide Tom was fantastic. If you like cars and history, it is a must do. It gives an incredible insight into the beginnings of not only Ford Motor, but also the whole automotive industry. Great value and 2 hours very well spent.

This was a fantastic little gem. I'm surprised that the Ford family doesn't incorporate this within the Henry Ford Umbrella. We had a great tour from a former Ford employee who had a wealth of knowledge and stories to share. This is the only location with a version of all the cars Ford made up to and including the Model T.

This Plant is the first significant factory of the Ford Motor Company and the birthplace of the legendary Model T. Cars were hand assembled here until production moved to an assembly line. There is little left of that operation other than the building itself, but Henry Ford’s office and the Secret Engineering Room where the Model T were designed have been reconstructed. There are also dozens of antique Fords and a few other brands’ cars on display, most in excellent condition. There is a lengthy (90-minute tour) by a docent who explains the history, the Plant and even how to drive the cars. Unlike many air and car museums, it doesn’t get too bogged down in the technical details, providing just enough information for visitors with general interest.

We had a terrific docent and a small group. He was so knowledgeable that our tour ran over but the guys hung in there and a couple of us sat and waited comfortably. Parking was right across from the structure and it was good to see renovation happening in that building and the neighborhood. The cars are exceptional and it tells that epoch of our history very well. I wholeheartedly recommend this tour!

We actually liked this Ford Museum the best. We really got to see how Ford Autos Progressed over the eary years. Also lots of interesting information about how the first plant came about.