Illegal alcohol manufacturing plant in Frazer, Pennsylvania, during Probhibition period in the United States. U.S. Federal Agents walk into the alcohol manufacturing plant and destroy the still, alcohol bottles, and mash up the used alcohol preparation. A truck parked outside the unit. Men carry containers and stock from the unit. Men destroy containers with axes and hammers in the ground.
A quadricycle from Ford company during a demonstration drive. Henry Ford, founder of Ford Motor Company, riding the first quadricycle, invented 1896, on the streets of Detroit. A light covering of snow blankets the area.
Exterior view of Ford Motor Company's Mack Avenue Plant building, with "Ford Motor Company" written over garage bay, across the front of the building. Poles at the sides and a broad roadway in front of the building. Plant operated as main assembly location for Ford vehicles from 1903-1906.
View of rocky mountains and a narrow roadway cut through the rocks. A Ford Model-T car behind a horse driven carriage moving through the narrow roadway in between the rocky mountains. Vehicles moving in zig-zag manner on the narrow roadway.
A man driving an early model Fordson tractor from Ford Motor Company on a field. The man is plowing the field at Dearborn Michigan (Fair Lane - sometimes called Ford Farms) with the tractor.
The Henry Ford II freighter, of the Ford Motor Company, launched on Lake Erie in Lorain, Ohio. Huge propeller and rudder visible as the freighter slides off dry dock skids and moves into the water. Crew member standing and waving on the ship. Large number of spectators standing at the shore.
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