Sir John Bennett Jewelery Shop near a road, in United States. Still figures of Medieval Bell Ringers above doorway of shop. The mechanical figures ring bells. Top of building sign 'Sir John Bennett' inscribed on a stone. Clock on top of tower, above the still figures of clock ringers.
Wright brother's house in Greenfield Village near Dearborn, MI. The house and their bicycle shop were moved there from Dayton, OH in 1936 by Henry Ford. A two story house with trees on both sides, near the road. An old fashioned horse drawn carriage with words, 'Greenfield Village' written on the side and drawn by two horses passes on road in front of the house. A man and women in period clothing pass in front of the house.
Wright brother's cycle company in Dayton, Ohio. Two women push cycle and a man passes by the shop. Signboard 'Wright Cycle Co.' written on the entrance of the shop. Women rest the cycle against wall and enter the shop. Ladies walk out, talk to the man and enter the shop again.
Wright brother's house in Dayton, Ohio. Living and dining room inside the house. Table set for five to dine. The chairs and showpieces in the sitting room. The couch in the living room has a mandolin, an early type Victrola and a writing desk near the couch. Fireplace in the room.
The Magill jewelery shop in Detroit, Michigan. A window of the two storey building with jewelery items on display. Engraved sign in front of the shop: 'Magill Jewelery Store. Young Henry Ford worked evenings, repairing clocks and watches in this shop. 'Baker Street Detroit'
Wright brother's cycle shop in Dayton, Ohio. The building with signboard on its entrance 'Wright Cycle Co'. A cycle made by the Wright brothers on a display window of the shop. Signboard outside the shop reads 'Wright Cycle Shop', Here the Wright brothers made bicycles and began work on their first plane.