http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html http://st.ypbot.net/prod/images/beta_215x59.gif http://www.yellowbot.com/ http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html this is one of the most interesting attractions in the detroit metro area. you even can drive on an old T- model of ford. think you would be back 100 years. very clean and well maintained. http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html There's nothing else in the USA that comes close to either the Henry Ford Museum or Greenfield Village - most likely nothing else like it in the world…whether you'd prefer to see a historical village with actual buildings (not recreations like Williamsburg) with docents in action, or if the Museum is more your style, with its George Washington, Abe Lincoln, John F. Kennedy, etc. items... things you've heard about since you were a kid. They're here - the real things. http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html I love going to Greenfield Village. I can go over and over and still enjoy my visits. I recommend everyone go. http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html wonderful place to visit, especially when you have older kids. Looking forward to see the village after the renovations. Good Price too. http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html Every SE Michiganian should go here at least once a year. Always a new experience. Even those who hate history, enjoy learning about life in the old days. http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html Greenfield village is very interresting, fun, and educational. Its great place for the whole family http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html There are many things to do here, a littl expensive but the yearly passes are well worth it. Other than the village there is the Henry Ford Museum with HUGE trains and many interesting things for kids and adults to do. In the village you will find historic homes and many demonstrations, some of which you can do yourself and make a post card for example. during the summer they have many activities for the family and a re-enactment of a war (can't remember which) take a horse drawn carriage ride or eat some frozen custard, ride the train around and get a tour, ride the steam boat, and visit the train house. they repair old trains abck to working condition. bring a stroller and snacks and drinks. Pros + plenty to do, country atmosphere, educational Cons - costly, can be HOT, saturday's crowded http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html You can expand your knowldege and there is something for any age at this great place. http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html Its worth the visit for any age. Its so worth the visit ! Pros + very good parking, plesant atmosphere Cons - none http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html There is a lot to see and learn. A lot to do as well. Train ride, boat ride, carousel, carriage rides and more. Great place to take the family. Pros + much to see Cons - parking http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html GREENFIELD VILLAGE TO ME IS A GREAT PLACE TO TAKE THE KIDS. WITH ALL THE MISHAP'S IN THE WORLD TODAYIT'S A PLACE TO REALY SHOW YOUR KIDS A BETTER PLACE AND SOME BETTER TIME'S. YOU WILL BE AMAZED AT YOUR KID'S FIRST REACTION'S. http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html The village is a great place for families, young and old. It's beautiful year round. I remember taking my family there when my son had an assignment on Thomas Edison. We took him there to see Edison's laboratory and spark his interest by "being there." The museum can also be enjoyed by everyone. There is so much to see, from the huge locomotives, cars, airplanes to beautiful dishes. Pros + good parking, museum if it rains, good gift shops http://www.yellowbot.com/greenfield-village-dearborn-mi.html We live about a mile down the road from Greenfield Village and have annual passes--we go many times a year, and there's always something interesting happening. Spring planting with horse-drawn plows, a Civil War reenactment, a baseball game circa 1900, preserving food for the winter at the Firestone farm... Also a very relaxing place to go--you know the modern world is just outside the village, but that's hard to believe when you're there. Don't miss the July 4th fireworks (held for 4 nights with music by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra), and make sure you stop by the Eagle Tavern and order a drink from Silas, the barman. ("Temperance drinks" available, too!) The tavern is straight out of the 1850's, and so is Silas. He loves to discuss "current events" of the day! Lots for the kids to do, but plenty of fun without kids, too. Pros + Lots of activities, Recreates history wel, Coolers, wagons okay Cons - Sometimes crowded, Long lines for food Find local businesses and read and submit reviews and ratings q http://www.yellowbot.com/search/