Henry Fords Fair Lane once sat on more than 2,000 acres; after his death, the Michigan estate became a historic landmark
By the time Henry Ford started purchasing land around the Michigan side of the Rouge River in the early 20th century, he was creating a large-scale setting for his country home. He owned more than 2,000 acres by 1909, surrounding the area known today as Fair Lane in Dearborn. It comprised forestland, farmland, and river … Read more