AmericaJR’s Gloria and Jerome Rzucidlo recently visited the historic Ford Piquette Avenue Plant in midtown Detroit. The Ford Piquette Avenue Plant, birthplace of the Model T, was built in 1904. Ford’s dreams were accomplished here. It took workers 10-12 hours a day to produce one car. Eventually more than 100 cars were assembled here by hand in one day. The Ford Motor Company assembled car models B, C, F, K, N, R, S and T at the Piquette Avenue Plant. In 1905, Ford was the fourth largest car producer in the United States, behind Cadillac, Rambler and Oldsmobile.
Employee Time Clock 
Historical photo of Downtown Detroit 
Ford Motor Company stock certificate 
1896 Ford Quadricycle Model 
Outing on Detroit’s Belle Isle 
1893 Kitchen Sink Engine Model 
1904 Curved Dash Oldsmobile Body 
Antique cars inside the Ford Piquette Plant 
1903 Ford Model A Tonneau 
Jerry with 1904 Ford Model B Tonneau 
1904 & 1905 Ford Model C Tonneau 
1905 Ford Model F Runabout 
1907 Ford Model R Runabout 
1908 Ford Model S Runabout
Visit the historic Ford Piquette Avenue Plant at 461 Piquette Avenue, Detroit Michigan 48202. For tours and more info, go to https://www.fordpiquetteplant.org/