Dearborn has A-plus attractions
Not everyone and not always, but when you live in and around a certain area you tend to take it for granted. Think about England, do you think they stare at their castles all day long and say how amazing and beautiful they are? Probably not. And, maybe that’s our Dearborn. There are some amazing things there that we could all pay more attention to. Excerpt:Dear Dearborn, thank you for an A-plus day. Sincerely, Phyllis and Dave.I should write that note after Best-Ever Friend Dave and I visited Dearborn’s Automotive Hall of Fame, 21400 Oakwood Boulevard, and the Arab American National Museum, 13624 Michigan Avenue, two grade-A gems.The Automotive Hall of Fame was deserted except for us and the cashier who said people rarely visit even though it’s located on the same campus as the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. They are missing a wonderful museum focusing on “The Driving Spirit,” an engaging little boy from the introductory video, who then surprises with commentary throughout your visit.Read the entire article here.
Not everyone and not always, but when you live in and around a certain area you tend to take it for granted. Think about England, do you think they stare at their castles all day long and say how amazing and beautiful they are? Probably not. And, maybe that’s our Dearborn. There are some amazing things there that we could all pay more attention to.
Excerpt:
Dear Dearborn, thank you for an A-plus day. Sincerely, Phyllis and Dave.
I should write that note after Best-Ever Friend Dave and I visited Dearborn’s Automotive Hall of Fame, 21400 Oakwood Boulevard, and the Arab American National Museum, 13624 Michigan Avenue, two grade-A gems.
The Automotive Hall of Fame was deserted except for us and the cashier who said people rarely visit even though it’s located on the same campus as the Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village. They are missing a wonderful museum focusing on “The Driving Spirit,” an engaging little boy from the introductory video, who then surprises with commentary throughout your visit.
Read the entire article here.
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