Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation

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"Henry Ford didn’t invent the car, but he certainly revolutionized the auto industry — and industrial production across all sectors (thanks, assembly line). For a firsthand look at some of Ford’s contributions (as well as other American marvels), head to the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation or take a ride on an antique Model T at neighboring Greenfield Village. From the museum, hop on a bus to the Ford Rouge Factory Tour where you can see a modern car factory in action, including a firsthand look at where the contemporary F-150 pickup truck is assembled, tested, and shipped. A multisensory video experience rounds out the tour, along with a display of classic cars that were once manufactured on site, like the Mustang and Thunderbird." - Vox Creative