Michigan - Greenfield Village Railroad Junction

Dearborn, MI - Greenfield Village Railroad Junction. Come inside the great history of railroading, an unforgettable display of America's early industrial muscle. Our operating steam-powered rail line and an 1800s small-town train depot take you inside the great history of railroading and let you investigate the only working late 19th century roundhouse in the Midwest. Discover the mighty role railroads played in the progress of America's cross-continental expansion.

Greenfield Village is a vast outdoor museum spread across more than 80 acres, a place where America's past feels like right now. Located in Dearborn, just outside of Detroit, Michigan; there are 83 authentic historic structures, from the lab where Thomas Edison gave the world light to the workshop where the Wright Brothers gave us wings and the building where Abraham Lincoln practiced law. Visit the home where Noah Webster wrote the first American dictionary and the farmhouse where Henry Ford grew up.

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