I love the Henry Ford they have all kinds of historic items there the Lincoln Death chair from Fords theater the car Kennedy was assassinated in the bus that Rosa Parks rode that she refused to give up her seat and many more things from history.
The geography here is a bit problematical. There’s part of I-94 called the Edsel Ford, named after Henry’s son. There’s Ford Road/M-153, named after William Ford, Henry’s father. The phrase “the Henry Ford” refers to the museum only as far as I’m aware. The only road associated with Henry Ford himself is the former M-35 in the Upper Peninsula, which he blocked—it was never completed.
kingdiamond69 about 8 hours ago
I love the Henry Ford they have all kinds of historic items there the Lincoln Death chair from Fords theater the car Kennedy was assassinated in the bus that Rosa Parks rode that she refused to give up her seat and many more things from history.
Concretionist about 7 hours ago
I like to think of myself as civilized and easy going.
…
Until one of THOSE drivers happens to me.
Is it road rage if I don’t ACT on it?
gammaguy about 3 hours ago
Henry Ford was also a great promoter of folk song, music, and dance. (E.g., square dance.) He felt they added to the “culture” of his workers.
(I suspect that his versions were somewhat more “genteel” than the originals collected in barns and taverns.)
The Wolf In Your Midst about 2 hours ago
Don’t those other drivers know that when I’m behind the wheel, the road belongs to me?!
Jhony-Yermo about 2 hours ago
A great FRAZZ today.
SquidGamerGal about 2 hours ago
Hold on! Does this comic takes place in Michigan?
HarryLime Premium Member about 1 hour ago
Is Al Capone’s limo there?
Pete.Keillor about 1 hour ago
I’m a fan of the Allegheny loco.
rugeirn 24 minutes ago
The geography here is a bit problematical. There’s part of I-94 called the Edsel Ford, named after Henry’s son. There’s Ford Road/M-153, named after William Ford, Henry’s father. The phrase “the Henry Ford” refers to the museum only as far as I’m aware. The only road associated with Henry Ford himself is the former M-35 in the Upper Peninsula, which he blocked—it was never completed.