Automotive enterprise · United States · 1863–1947
Henry Ford Life & Career Timeline
The Model T, moving assembly line and the remaking of mass mobility.
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Henry Ford transformed vehicle production and wages while leaving a complex industrial and social legacy.
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Born in Michigan
Henry Ford was born on a farm outside Detroit.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgLeaves farm for Detroit
Ford became a machinist apprentice and studied industrial machinery.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgMarries Clara Bryant
Clara became Ford’s lifelong partner.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgEngineer at Edison Illuminating
Work on electrical generation gave Ford stable employment while he experimented with engines.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgChief engineer
Promotion gave him time and resources to develop a gasoline vehicle.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgThe Quadricycle
Ford tested his first self-propelled vehicle on Detroit streets.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgRace victory attracts backing
Ford defeated Alexander Winton in a ten-lap race and won investor attention.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgFord Motor Company founded
Ford and investors incorporated the company that would transform mass mobility.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgModel T introduced
A durable, affordable car brought motoring within reach of millions.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgMoving assembly line
Continuous-flow production dramatically reduced assembly time and cost.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgThe five-dollar day
Ford doubled the prevailing daily wage while imposing controversial worker oversight.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgVagabonds journeys with Edison
Ford, Thomas Edison and friends turned camping trips into public events.
Connected: Thomas Edison
Source: www.thehenryford.orgRiver Rouge complex begins
Ford built a vertically integrated industrial complex of unprecedented scale.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgRuns for US Senate
Ford narrowly lost a Senate campaign endorsed by President Woodrow Wilson.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgModel T production ends
After more than fifteen million vehicles, Ford replaced the Model T with the Model A.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgGreenfield Village opens
Ford assembled buildings and artefacts to tell a particular history of American innovation.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgWillow Run bomber plant
Ford mass-production methods were applied to B-24 bombers during World War II.
Source: www.thehenryford.orgDies at Fair Lane
Ford died aged 83, leaving an industrial legacy of mobility and deep social contradictions.
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