Views of rail tracks,people walking on roads and Ford motor plant at Highland Park in background. Workers standing in lines and awaiting streetcars. Streetcar moving on tracks.
View of unassembled airplane engine cases stacked and placed in assembly lines in Ford motor company plant. Large American flag hangs overhead. Women workers testing and assembling the Liberty aircraft engines for World War I efforts. Two men open the wire gate and hoist the Liberty engine then attach propeller. A woman instructs another woman the operating procedures of a machine in the plant. A truck rolls by the testing area, carrying a Liberty engine.
Coke loaded onto conveyor belt passing through various levels at a Ford Motor Company coal processing facility. Coke being dumped in rail cars and then the rail cars move on railroad tracks. Steam engine attached to the loaded coke cars moving on railroad tracks. "Ford" logo on all of the rail cars.
Highland Park ,Michigan: Henry Ford, founder of Ford Motor Company along with his son Edsel Ford, climb up the assembly line and observe the fifteen millionth Model-T as it reaches the end of the assembly line. They get in the car and drive it off the assembly line, park it outside, and leave the car. Painted on the car are the words, "The Fifteen Millionth Ford"
Three people coming out from a house get into a Ford Model-A car. The car driving on snowy roads and several other Ford vehicles pass by. Views of the car being parallel parked. Two men getting into a two-tone Model-A Ford parked in front of a brick house.
Families working in Ford garden plots provided by the Ford Motor Company. Men cultivating and tending crops in rows. A man carries loaded basket through the field. A signboard reads 'Ford garden Plots'
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