On November 8 in history, X-rays were discovered, Ford chose the name Edsel, Led Zeppelin IV was released, and HBO began broadcasting. (READ MORE)
November 5 in History: Michigan Women Win the Vote, George Foreman’s Comeback & Granholm’s Election
On November 5 in history, Michigan women won voting rights, George Foreman made boxing history, and Jennifer Granholm was elected governor. (READ MORE)
The Michigan Car That Might Have Been Called “Utopian Turtletop”
Ford considered thousands of names for the Edsel, including the bizarre “Utopian Turtletop.” Discover the strange story behind one of America’s most famous automotive flops.
October 21 in History: Edison Honored in Michigan, Sleeping Bear Dunes Protected & Back to the Future Day
On October 21 in history, Edison made a lighting breakthrough, Henry Ford dedicated his museum, Sleeping Bear Dunes gained protection, and Back to the Future Day arrived. (READ MORE)
October 20 in History: Bigfoot Caught on Film, Sydney Opera House Opens & a Michigan Man Survives Niagara Falls
On October 20 in history, the Louisiana Purchase was approved, Bigfoot was reportedly filmed, the Sydney Opera House opened, and a Michigan man survived Niagara Falls. (READ MORE)
October 7 in History: Ford Revolutionizes Manufacturing, Tigers Win & Project Mercury Begins
On October 7 in history, Ford revolutionized auto production, the Detroit Tigers won their first World Series, Project Mercury began, and The American Horse was unveiled. (READ MORE)
October 1 in History: Ford Introduces the Model T, NASA Begins & Disney World Opens
On October 1 in history, Ford introduced the Model T, NASA began operations, Roger Maris hit home run 61, and Walt Disney World opened. (READ MORE)