
Industrial might and mid-century suburban expansion define this study of Dearborn and its neighbors in the late 1960s. The landscape is dominated by the sprawling Proving Ground and the cultural landmark of Greenfield Village, alongside the academic grounds of Henry Ford College and the University of Michigan (Dearborn Campus). The map documents the intricate transportation network of the era, from the massive Turning Basin on the River Rouge to the complex rail yards of the Chesapeake and Ohio and Pennsylvania railroads.
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