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Aerial view of the Ford River Rouge plant and still photos of other Ford facilities.
Aerial view of Ford River Rouge plant. Smoke stacks billow steam. Still images of other Ford facilities displayed, including buildings at Buffalo NY, Richmond CA, Somerville Mass, Kansas City MO, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Charlotte NC, Louisville KY, Jacksonville FL, Seattle Wash, Dallas TX, and Long Beach CA.
Nankin Mills and surrounding Pike's Peak lakes and fields.
Distant view of Nankin Mills followed by closer view with water next to building. Car passes industrial building in nearby Pike's Peak in Westland, Michigan. WS field with building in background. Man and boy picking fruit or berries from a tree. MS Nankin=Mills building. Wide shot Nankin Lake. Boys swimming in pond. Boys fishing in lake while sitting on a log.
Workers enter a Ford factory and montage shows world manufacturing.
Ford workers descend a staircase to go to work. CU feet and legs of workers entering Ford plant. WS Ford workers entering plant, possibly the Ford River Rouge plant. Montage shows Earth superimposed on images of foundry sparking and worker assembling parts.
Woman with milk cart pulled by dog at Greenfield Village
A woman dressed in traditional Dutch clothing loads a milk jug into a cart pulled by a dog. The woman on farm road alongside dog cart as Ford convertible automobile passes her. She waves to man driving car. Probable location is Ford Greenfield Village.
Ford Motor Company Engineering Laboratory in Dearborn Michigan USA
View of the Ford Motor Company Engineering Laboratory building facade. Wide shot of the same building, also known as the Dearborn Engineering Laboratory. Engineers view drawings while one of them hands over a part from a automobile transmission.
Views of The Ford Rotunda and Ford Industries Cover the World exhibit.
Globe in Court of the World, Ford Rotunda, also known as the Ford Pavilion or the Ford Exposition Building. Large globe was the centerpiece exhibit known as, “Ford Industries Cover the World” CU views of depictions of "Progress" and "Industry" on building facade. Smaller globe rotating in Ford Rotunda.
