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Liz's Mercury Sable
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Christmas tree, Henry Ford Museum. Yes it is out of focus but still looks pretty
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Greenfield Village, Dearborn, MI
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Greenfield Village, Dearborn, MI
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Lis is productive wrapping presents whilst Peter is at work
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Our Christmas tree which we purchased at Bronner's in Frankenmuth, MI on 11 Sept
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Radio Station WJR celebrating Christmas at Fairlane Mall with Handel's Messiah
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Radio Station WJR celebrating Christmas at Fairlane Mall with Handel's Messiah
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Proud of our newly decorated tree
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Edsel and Eleanor Ford mansion, Grosse Point, MI
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Edsel and Eleanor Ford mansion, Grosse Point, MI
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Henry Ford Museum
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Henry Ford Museum
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Henry Ford Museum. Angela Willis visited us from NY
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Angela and Liz at the Henry Ford Museum
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Angela and Liz at the Henry Ford Museum
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Henry Ford Museum. Presedential parade vehicle in which President Kennedy was assassinated. The vehicle was new for JFK and was open. After the assassination it was covered and was used by all Presidents up to and including Ronald Regan
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Ike's bubbletop. Used by Presidents Truman, Eisenhower and Kennedy
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Henry Ford Museum. An early McDonald's sign
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The Automobile in American Life Exhibition, Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, MI
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An in depth look at the world the car created
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Peter and Liz with the General Motors 1951 Le Sabre concept car
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Henry Ford Museum. The "Automobile in American Life" exhibit
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Henry Ford Museum. The "Automobile in American Life" exhibit
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Lamy's Diner (1946), Henry Ford Museum. The food looked pretty real
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Lamy's Diner (1946), Henry Ford Museum. The food looked pretty real
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Lamy's Diner (1946), Henry Ford Museum. The food looked pretty real
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Holy smokes! A bubble top concept car
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Angela Willis. Lunch at the Henry Ford museum
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Norman Rockwell's interpretation of Henry Ford and his family, Clara and Edsel
