Stepping Back in Time at Greenfield Village

I love how hands on this place is and not sequestered behind some velvet ropes. Your videos take me places that are no longer accessible to me and very well done without the hype or clickbait. 👍☮️

Oh boy! Thank you for going to the Turntable and Roundhouse. I love trains.

I Grew Up in Detroit & Both Greenfield Village Henry Ford Museums Were My Favourite Places to Go as a Kid.. I Especially Liked the Working Blacksmith & The Cobblestone Street they Had Downstairs at Henry Ford Museum. That Place Guided My Life.

2:32 what a dashboard! :D I never saw underneath one before! you rock dude thanks for bringing us along!

Chris if it wasn't for you I wouldn't be seeing these fantastic places thankyou

I half expected Thomas the Tank Engine to come barreling out of that elaborate depot!! 🙄😊

Hi, Chris, Thanks for a great tour of Dearborn, Michigan's Greenfield Village, I have been there numerous times, usually for nearly the whole day and thought I had seen every thing, but I don't remember the machine shop near the end of your tour. It seems impossible to see every singly display, no matter how much time you spend there. At around 4:40, I believe the item is called a Stereoptican. Also at around 6:30, those were definitely old boilers, some from locomotives and others from stationary steam engines. Both Greenfield Village and the Henry Ford Museum are attractions worth every minute you can spend at them. Ford also had an airport right next door at which he build the Ford Trimotor airplanes and I believe had the first paved runways in the United States. As you have probably guessed, I have spent must of my life in Michigan and love everything about it except the winter now.I love your second channel of more frequent short videos. God Bless and stay safe and please keep these videos coming.

Loved this place and didn't want you to stop filming. I wouldn't have minded it being two hours long. You are a terrific tour guide. Thanks for showing me a place I would never see otherwise. I love history, so this was awesome. "Sheldon Cooper," would love the locomotives.

This area was my grandparent's home town. I visited Greenfield Village and The Henry Ford Museum many times when I was a kid back in the 60's. It's good to see how well it is still holding up. So much history there. Thanks for the trip back in time.

Welcome to Michigan.😀 Been following you every step of the way and loving it. Great job!

I do enjoy your videos and can spend hours going down this rabbit hole. But I have to say, this is your best video to date. Remarkable how these people have caught so many images in time. You presented it very well. And as a side note, I subscribed not only for your content but also for your style of video-making and your lack of click baiting. Your videos are a lot of fun to watch.

Hi Chris, first time I was there it was 1973. I was a kid. The trees were babies. I’d go back in a heartbeat. Seeing your video brought back fun memories. I think my love of antiques and trains started there. Thanks

I love this place and have been there several times. The village and the adjacent Henry Ford museum is (at least) an all day experience. Expensive, but worth it. Around Christmas, there are carolers roaming the village streets dressed in 19th century attire.

Awesome place. didn't know at 6:02 Wilford Brimley moonlighted there, LOL. great video, my friend!

Lol when you walked into the blacksmith shop I legit thought someone was there making something 🙈 so cool seeing the train and old cars go by and the baseball team in the old uniforms was awesome 😊

Very interesting place, it was a very nice tour. Thanks again for a another great video.

I was in Greenfield Village with my parents when I was 5 years old. A blacksmith's shop was making rings from horseshoe nails and giving them to children. I still have mine.

Loved it! Haven’t been there in a very long time, gotta get down there!👍🏻👍🏻❤️

I was hoping you would go here. I haven't been here since I was a kid. Do much fun to see again! Thanks a lot!!

Loved going here when I lived in MI...fabulous at Christmas 🎄