How Greenfield Village Relocated Historic Buildings | The Henry Ford's Innovation Nation

Mo Rocca meets with Jim Johnson, curator of historic structures & landscapes in Greenfield Village, to show us the task of moving historic structures to Greenfield Village to keep for posterity.
We learn the stories behind how some of the most iconic historic buildings in Greenfield Village were relocated to Dearborn, including a 17th century cottage from the Cotswolds of England, the Logan County Courthouse where Abraham Lincoln practiced law, Noah Webster's home, and the Wright Brothers' bicycle shop.
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[@MrSirlulzalot]

I love Lee Iacocca.

[@derekgillespie4185]

I really like the Edison workshop/labs also the Firestone farm. Those two are my favorites!

[@theberrby6836]

Beautiful~ :')

[@mirrichu]

THE Berrby Lol

[@jackcobbiii1797]

Is it a working village or only for preservation? What did Henry want?

[@grosseileracingteam]

Wow. I just drove down Oakwood yesterday and Greenfield Village was still in DEARBORN-not in DETROIT!!!!!

[@kirkpaulson5954]

The thumbnail reminds me of the first black sabbath album

[@annageiger8831]

I been her last week

[@hassyg4083]

some people collect cars he collected houses lol sad took local history . big money seems a megalomaniac