Papers, 1963-1966.

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Papers, 1963-1966.

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"Thomas Edison," "Sketch of Henry Ford's Hometown," "A Detroit Sleighing Party of the 1780's," "Dearborn's First Pioneers, 1780-1796," "Potawatomi of the Rouge, 1701-1827," a collection of poetry: "Poems about Dearborn's Past," and a script: The Man from Dearborn: Pageant in Honor of Henry Ford's Centennial.

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Dearborn Historical Museum

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Ford, Henry, 1863-1947

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