Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation

Yes, as well as regular wheelchairs

They have a Death Mask of Nikola Tesla on Pedestal, 1943, and Laboratory Model of Tesla Motor, circa 1895 but the motor is on loan to the Museum of Science and Industry (Chicago, IL)

Time Machines bro, Time Machines!

Try reaching Marc Greuther, VP and chief curator.

Definitely a membership, not only cheaper to get in, you also get discounts on everything you buy including food and drinks.

The place is huge, 12 acres

No

Yes there is a reasonable fees little bit over $20 and if they're special exhibits you have to pay more for that currently they have a terrific exhibit about the history of Star Trek from TV to the movies well worth checking out.

Yes it is. No Factory tours.

Yes they do and very knowledgeable

Plum Cafe is open with VERY limited menu.

Bob, says yes.

Walk out any door of the museum and turn left 🤗

Benson ford research center. Part of the Henry Ford complex, they will be able to answer your question quite easily.

Yes. The actual house is in Greenfield Village and there is a very large and nice display inside the Henry Ford Museum.

It's way better, otherwise they wouldn't have have replaced the IMAX, would they?

Yes

You need at least 2 or 3 hours. There is a lot to see.

No they are optional.

No

I was able to when I talked to the person who scans the ticket to come back in from the food exit. Make sure they know about how long you will be out and if they will still be the one sitting there. I was able to leave for therapy in my car and re-enter an hour later. Very accommodating with open communication.

Yes -it’s great.

Several

Recommend. I wore mine this week and I wasn't the only one.

They are short staffed right now. (Like most places.) Patience

They also have a free military discount!

The museum is open Thursday thru Sunday only from 9:30 to 5 it is $55 per person also a great experience

Not sure, it would be best if you contact them directly!

Yes they do, they have boxes for them. If you can't find them, ask someone at the help desks. Also the website does as well

Around 24$

You can buy discounted tickets at Meijer Grocery for $18.25

There should be tickets available at either, but it'd be more practical to go directly to the plant.

If you are doing the village and the museum I would do two day and which every day you do the factory tour try to get one of the last tour times

If you mean like a store to get parts like that, then no, but if you are talking about if the restore/rebuild older cars to show there, then most likely yes.

Yes there was a cost but it's was so worth it thought there was so much to see and we took a your to the Ford factory we watched them build a Ford 150 truck from begin to end

There is so much to see that it is difficult to see it all in two days! If you only have two hours you can only see a very small amount of everything that is there. I certainly would not go if I only had two hours.

Yes

You mean RV? If so, yes and yes secure parking. Big brick fence around everything. Greenfield Village is there also. All day excursion submerged in history. Nice cafeteria in the museum but hard to find.

About 90 minutes was for us. We was with a little baby, so we couldn't stay for a long time watching on the production line. But next time I will stay more time... I hope :)

Yes you can. They have tables and benches to sit at.

No, the 4th was the last day according to their website

I visited that bus a couple years ago. I think there was a coin box at the entrance. Also... I read an article once that said they weren't exactly sure if that was the correct bus. Restored to pristine condition.

Yes

The three places to eat are Michigan Cafe, American Dog House, and Lamy’s Diner. Michigan Cafe serves sandwiches, Mac and cheese, and a few grilled items such as fish and chicken breast. American Dog House has hot dogs, sausages, nachos, and soft pretzels. Lamy’s Diner is a 1946 diner with a curated menu that contains turkey, mashed potatoes, milkshakes, and ice cream. All are very good options and they are all managed very well.

Yes! They have the theatre chair. In the village they have a courthouse where he debated.

They have some Fredrick Douglas Patterson ( i beleive thats C.R.Pattersons son) ephemeria and photos. They have a veteranary ambulance donated by a dr. Elijah patterson. However you might check with the benson ford research center.

Is there carts for senior citizen

No. They don't have any. I also mentioned to them to install some. But didn't happen yet

You can ride in a model T around the village for an additional fee. Your driver will tell you about the sites as you pass by them.

Yes you can

I believe it was the Ford Mach 1. Turns 100 soon so likely planning a grand reveal. Not positive though

Call and ask

No you can go anytime and come and go with the pass for the day. I recommend the annual membership we got it for just a two day visit

No reservation is needed. One can walk in and buy tickets at the counter.

20 dollar

Yes they are open all year Greenfield village will close January 1st to April

Not sure. Could be walnut. But its the world biggest wood floor.

They have a regular lot. No worries on the high top.

Scooters are twenty dollars, wheelchair are four dollars

Yes. Mask required and no photos during the tour

Check the website to see when the village is open and for hours/ticket availability.

You can call them their phone number is listed on their web site

Yes

I think that when you call for tickets..you reserve one for that day..I would think that is part of the hospitality of the Museum & Village! Have fun it's a wonderful safe place to be!

No. But encouraged. Most people wear masks. But still some don't, unfortunately. They also provide masks.

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You all need life 360 it will locate where it is exactly 💯

Yes. Thursday through Monday in Greenfield village

Not sure. I think they may be interested. Maybe contact them directly .

No, but you have to either have a membership, or pay for the day. Also please know the museum is open, but the village is only open Thursday through Sunday right now.

Yes they have them available

You don't have to register.

I think so

Yes the museum is open.

I would do some research on them first. That would give you an idea if they are worth anything. Ebay is your best bet to sell them. Amazon, easy, Facebook, or if there rare The Henry Ford may have intrest in them. Do some research first to guide you.

Sorry no.

No, this is more of a history museum. Try the Cranbrook Institute of Science in West Bloomfield

Tow options online or purchase when you arrive.

Yes

They did not ask for one when we checked in. We bought tickets online and they scanned barcode from our phone.

Thank you all, I'm going to surprise my roommate with some tickets!

You will probably need to contact the museum directly for an answer to that question.

I don't know. But if you Google it the hours should be posted.

They have wheelchairs u can rent there.

Depends on what you're trying to do and where you want to go. All prices are per person. Except parking. Prices are cheaper for ages 5-11. For example it's $21 for Greenfield and $18 for Henry Ford. Children 4 and under get in free. All prices are for ages 12+ :: Henry Ford Museum is $24.00, Greenfield Village is $28.00 ($44 if you want an all day ride pass), and the Ford Rouge Factory is $18.00. You can buy tickets for the Museum and Greenfield ($40.50), the Museum and Factory Tour ($33), or Greenfield and Factory Tour (37.50) or do all three, plus a giant screen experience for $78. You can buy tickets to see a documentary on the Giant Screen, showtimes and prices vary. Some showings come with admission. Parking is an additional $6 and you pay that when you buy your ticket. Find updated pricing and deals on the website. Click on Buy tickets. You do have to click "buy now" to view pricing. https://www.thehenryford.org/?utm_source=gmb&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=thfmuseum#

Probably the same santa will be there probably it will more beautiful in Christmas, .....

One day, focus one the museum only.

One day is a bit short to do all. Focus on the museum may be a good idea.

Agree with Christy!

Yes, & make sure you give yourself at least one full day. It's huge. One of the best specialty museums I've ever been to and on par with others like it in the Smithsonian.

Iront nout, yes bicicletas

The Automotive Hall of Fame has more. It sits across the parking lot from The Henry Ford Museum.

I've never heard of one like this.

I think yes for seniors

The torch lake, Edison, henry Fords personal engine , all run outside in village. Inside is Allegheny two earlier replicas of steam engines and also there is a box cab locomotive and a special built engine for the bessemer.

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No

Yeah you can

Yes they have wheel chair Accessibly

Yes they print your cards right there and then they will also send you some through the mail. :)

Yea you can

Yes but you can take your own

It's a good place to see plenty of old airplanes, cars, and train engines.

Weekends are very busy I would go monday to thursday , go early and check the weather

I have no idea, but you can call and ask.

They do have electric scooters

I believe it runs the same hours as the village is open. https://www.thehenryford.org/visit/greenfield-village/rides-at-greenfield-village/

Its arround $25

24 $ for 12 and up.. seniors. 22$ 18$ for ages 5 to 11 under 4 are free..parking is 6$ .. go to the web site they have package deals and u can get tickets there.

Greenfield Village is part of Henry Ford Museum. If you look it up it will tell you what it is. Just FYI. Go see it. It's awesome place.

Same here. Too much outdoor excitement to go into the museum!

Factory trip not available on week days other i.r. museum, village trip are open

Marriott is literally across the street only a few hundred yards away from the museum entrance if you wish a hotel very close by.

LEGO exhibit is coming in the fall.

Train is five I don't know about the carousel

Thank You. It's been decades since my last visit.

I don't believe so but you should contact them about that.

You can become a member that would probably be your cheapest option

Yes. That's what they told us. They start the regular movies next week.

There is no flooding going on. And yes they will me running Thomas the tank engine. May 4, 5, and 11,12

The all access pass is essentially a one access per venue.

Yes purchase through the company

Online or at the entrance.

Yes

Yes

I saw few people in power chair but I do not know if these ones were rental. Great place to visit and learn about the history of engines as well as transportation evolution.

Yes

I do not believe that they rent wheel chairs.

Not that I'm aware of you will have to call them and find out

Parking is $6. Admission for adults is $22, Seniors are $20, Youth is $16.50 and children 11 and under are free

It's a National Historic Landmark. It was built Oct. 21, 1929.

James. First of all. There is nothing for free at The Ford! Bring a large amount of money. For three admission was 130.00 dollars. All included the rides. Which consists of riding in a century old car thats to uncomfortable for more than 1.5 people. Yes they do offer a riding sit down scooter. I have a full knee replacement on my R knee. You need a cart. You will, again! You will regret not getting one. Also plan to go when they have a baseball game scheduled. It's a blast!

Recommenation is 2 days. If you only have one day I would recommend to skip the factory tour and come back next year :-)

Yes open everyday, except Thanksgiving and Christmas.

I don't believe they do. Membership was explained to me as in Michigan.

Might be a little young, but the Thomas the train is there at some point, think that would be pretty awsome.

Well I think it cost 23.00 general admission senior is 21.00 and youth is 17.25

There's only one Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn.

Yes there is.

It is a Norman Rockwell Four Freedoms exhibit.

If you have a specific time in mind it might help to call and reserve. As for the wheelchairs they are available both electrical and non.

Yes they are

Nope... it is a museum

Yes

You pay and you can have an electric wheelchair.

Sorry No idea. Ask at the Ford museum. They will know.

dunno, my bad its because im came there for a. trip and i dont know but maybe it was an event because when i came, there was cars from 1900 and older.

No the are not.

Yes, try googling it.

Have no idea, you might want to go to the Benson Ford Research Center to find out

9:30 - 5

You are permitted to rent a scooter, stroller, and wheelchairs. I do not know the price however. I predict it's cheap.

I haven't seen that there

The Henry Ford museum has a lot of historically significant cars, most are Ford but not all. I don't recall if any were Mercury

$6 for paking collected when you buy your admission

Doubt it, but I would call & ask

Yep

go to the website and go to tickets like you would on a computer

We paid 29.25 for the museum and factory tour for the senior ticket

I wouldn't know if they had any unplanned fires, but they do have warming areas during Christmas visits.

Yes tickets can be paid with Credit Card. They add $6 parking fee to your total ticket price.

I doubt of any other way except for subscription of membership.

No you can get discounted tickets. not free

I heard that they are open and have special events. But safe to call to ask about times and prices.

Probably, the staff is very helpful at getting you what you need.

That's a great question, I bet the museum would love to answer, in person.😀

Yes. You can rent them for a fee or I think if you are a member it is free.

$26 for the Museum on the weekends, includes Village if you're early enough (b4 2 PM)

There are campgrounds near by within a 15-20 minute drive from Dearborn. Belleville is probably the closest

That name seems familiar (I think I remember seeing it), but I'm far from certain of that. It would be best to call the Henry Ford directly to ask about it.

Yes. Here you could see JFK Lincoln.

Did not have time to do all that I wanted to. But they have a lot of nice things so I would say that they do.

I think normal sdmisdion is $25 for nonmembers

The forth of july celebration is June 30th thru July 4th this year.

They're both a lot of fun, but if I were a kid,I'd go with the village

I think so but I'd call ahead or check the website to be sure.

Museum is open until 5pm and ticket prices are on the web site

No not really. They have it featured as like a moment in time kind of thing but its very small

The village closes end of October and opens April 14th for members only and April 15th for the public. Hope this was helpful.

They do not do that sorry. Good luck.

I am not sure i went over a month ago. But I can call for you

Some documentaries and even Disney movies. All very nice!

Yes, they also rent scooters and wheelchairs.

I think the closest one would be in Ypsilanti

Yes, I leased a wheelchair for $5 and they also have electric scooters for $20. I was there last month.

Free

what do you have for handicapped

No. Only dogs for special needs.

Amazing historical landmark!

Yes. Pretty much every museum does.

Even at is busiest, the museum doesn't seem all that crowded, so like others have mentioned, any time is a good time to go.

Coat racks when you walk in the door.

Its labled on the bus when you go there. As well as their are detailed pics to show it.

I am pretty sure it is not there. I have never seen it and I think if they had it they'd display it.

Yes

It is the same car. The changes were made as that car remained in service for 13 years. After Kennedy's assassination, several safety upgrades were made.

Not sure what your asking. But there wasn't a TV station. Lot's of old cars with history behind them and trains. It is well worth the visit. Things for kids too. You will love it and the village too.

No

We stayed at the Dearborn Inn. Nice place

It's open 7 days a week. It's closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Parking is $6.00. Admission varies by age and whether you buy ahead online and whether it's part of a package with Greenfield village and the Rouge factory tour.

The horse-drawn carriage used by Theodore Roosevelt and presidential parade cars that transported Franklin D. Roosevelt, Harry Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon.

Its vast. But more than worth the effort to see it all.