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How Henry Ford Ended Up With Abraham Lincoln's Assassination Chair
1 month ago - By Jalopnik
Despite our complicated views on the man himself , I absolutely love the museum Henry Ford built in his hometown of Dearborn, Michigan. Aptly named the Henry Ford, it's full of not just amazing cars and machinery, but little bits of history you wouldn't normally find in your average car museum. Along with a vial of...
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