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Hours:April 15-November 2, Mon-Sun 9:30am-5pm; November 3-December 28, Fri-Sun 9:30am-5pm
Cost:Adults $22; Seniors and Military $21; Children (5-12) $16, Children (4 and under) free.
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about Greenfield Village:
Step back in time and explore the historic charm of Greenfield Village, part of The Henry Ford institution.
Have morning tea at the Cotswold Cottage, ride in an authentic Model T past the Wright Brothers' home and bicycle shop, see barnyard animals at the working farms, take the steam-powered train back around the village, and have a few spins on the carousel. Oh, and there's the glass-blowing shop and the Suwanee Riverboat, and these HUGE jawbreakers at the Sir John Bennett Sweet Shop.
There's a wide variety of food venues in the village: a lunch stand that serves up Southern comfort food; the cafeteria-style Taste of History, and the community-seating Eagle Tavern, which has nineteenth-century-period food and beverages.
The best choice for budget-conscious families is to pack lunches at home and spread out on the Village Green in front of the Martha-Mary Chapel.
Greenfield Village has some terrific gift shops - especially the Liberty Craftworks Store - that carry handcrafted glassware and pottery made by the center's own artisans. There's also nostalgic toys, games, and souvenirs.
In addition to lots of other discounts and perks, annual family memberships at The Henry Ford ($125) include admission to the neighboring Henry Ford Museum and discounts for the Ford Rouge Factory Tour - but don't think your family can handle all of these wonders in one day!
Have morning tea at the Cotswold Cottage, ride in an authentic Model T past the Wright Brothers' home and bicycle shop, see barnyard animals at the working farms, take the steam-powered train back around the village, and have a few spins on the carousel. Oh, and there's the glass-blowing shop and the Suwanee Riverboat, and these HUGE jawbreakers at the Sir John Bennett Sweet Shop.
There's a wide variety of food venues in the village: a lunch stand that serves up Southern comfort food; the cafeteria-style Taste of History, and the community-seating Eagle Tavern, which has nineteenth-century-period food and beverages.
The best choice for budget-conscious families is to pack lunches at home and spread out on the Village Green in front of the Martha-Mary Chapel.
Greenfield Village has some terrific gift shops - especially the Liberty Craftworks Store - that carry handcrafted glassware and pottery made by the center's own artisans. There's also nostalgic toys, games, and souvenirs.
In addition to lots of other discounts and perks, annual family memberships at The Henry Ford ($125) include admission to the neighboring Henry Ford Museum and discounts for the Ford Rouge Factory Tour - but don't think your family can handle all of these wonders in one day!
tips:
Wear your sneakers and bring a lightweight stroller for your little one. A backpack is best for your belongings because you'll need to leave the stroller outside when touring the historic buildings.
getting there:
Located on Village Road and Oakwood Boulevard, just west of the Southfield Freeway (M-39) and south of Michigan Avenue (US-12).
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