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Take it forward.®
Don’t miss the U.S. premiere of the most comprehensive Beatles collection ever assembled.
MOTOR MUSTER 2016 CELEBRATES THE
50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CHEVROLET
CAMARO AND MERCURY COUGAR.
The Chevrolet Camaro and its sister, the Pontiac Firebird, were
introduced in September of 1966 as part of General Motors’
1967 lineup.These pony cars were General Motors’ answer to
the hugely successful Ford Mustang, introduced in 1964 as a
1965 model. Following Ford’s lead of basing the Mustang on
its compact Falcon chassis, the Camaro was based on a
modified Nova platform. Again, much like the Mustang, the
Camaro offered buyers many options for power trains and
trim packages, including a Rally Sport with a deluxe interior
and hidden headlights. An RS/SS convertible Camaro was
the official pace car for the 1967 Indianapolis 500. The Camaro
is now a true icon of the mid-1960s pony car era. It was in
continuous production until 2002, returned in 2010 and in 2016
begins its sixth generation.
August of 1966 also saw Mercury’s entrance into the pony car
market with the Cougar, which was based on a stretched version
of the Mustang. The Cougar’s standard V-8 engine and elegant
interior were impressive enough for the car to be named Motor
Trend’s Car of the Year for 1967.
The map inside will help you locate food, shopping, historic transportation, guest
services and village activities, including extra events and exhibits
open this weekend.
1967 Chevrolet Camaro Sales Brochure
From The Henry Ford Archive of American Innovation™
Runnning through September 18, 2016
Henry Ford Museum®
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Presented by
Supported by
Exhibition developed by Exhibits Development Group in collaboration with Peter Miniaci & Associates.
Additional fee required.
Ford Motor Company Fund
Giant Screen
Experience
Members of The Henry Ford receive free admission to all
traditional documentary films and discounted admission
to classic and feature-length films.
Plan your visit at thehenryford.org
MOTOR
MUSTER
GREENFIELD VILLAGE ®
JUNE 18-19, 2016
OPEN SATURDAY ’TIL 9 P.M.
EVERY FATHER’S DAY WEEKEND
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PASS-IN-REVIEW OF
HISTORIC VEHICLES
MUSIC AND DRAMATIC
PRESENTATIONS
The Greenfield Singers perform a medley
celebrating Irving Berlin favorites.
MILITARY VEHICLES PRESENTATION
Presented by Robert Riegle
5:30
Near Scotch Settlement School
12:45, 3:15
Town Hall 4:45
THE VILLAGE TRIO
Delightful songs performed by a female trio.
SUNDAY, JUNE 19 (10 A.M.-5 P.M.)
Town Hall 12:30, 2:45, 5:00*
Main Stage at Main Street and
Washington Boulevard
LAURA’S LITTLE TOWN
BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES AND
MOTOR SCOOTERS
Near Scotch Settlement School
CARS 1960-1964
Presented by Matt Anderson and Andrew Beckman
11:00
CHEVROLET CAMARO & MERCURY COUGAR
50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
Presented by Matt Anderson and Andrew Beckman
1:00
CARS 1965-1969
Presented by Matt Anderson and Andrew Beckman
2:00
CARS 1970-1977
Presented by Matt Anderson and Bill Porter
3:00
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All ages welcome to Twist the night away!
Main Stage at Main Street and Washington Boulevard
7:00
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1961, 1970-77, RACE CARS & BICYCLES
Edison’s
Light Fantastic
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TICKETS
1962-63 & COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
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Phone
Emergency issues: please contact
any staff member for assistance
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Corn Husk Doll Workshop
Luther Burbank Birthplace
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Across from Town Hall
Bagley Alley, near the Model T Rides
EDISON’S LIGHT FANTASTIC
Featuring historic Chevrolet Camaros from
the General Motors Heritage Collection.
10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00
HENRY FORD’S KITCHEN SINK ENGINE
11:45, 1:30, 2:30, 3:45
HOW I GOT OVER
Experience storytelling, songs and narratives
on slavery in this 25-minute show.
Susquehanna Plantation
12:00, 1:00, 2:45, 3:45
NEW! CUSTOMER RELATIONS (Sat.)
THE DISAGREEABLE CUSTOMER (Sun.)
J.R. Jones General Store
11:30, 12:15, 1:00, 2:15, 3:15, 4:00
*Saturday only.
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$40 for a 30-minute workshop. Purchase tickets
at Liberty Craftworks Store.
ANDREW BECKMAN
Glass Shop
Archivist and automobile historian,
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Studebaker Museum,
South Bend, Indiana
10:30-4:00
MAKE YOUR OWN RED CLAY ORNAMENT
$10. Purchase tickets at Liberty Craftworks Store.
Liberty Craftworks Archway
10:30, 11:15, 1:00, 2:15, 3:30
(Space is limited. No reservations.)
CORN HUSK DOLL WORKSHOP
$4. Create your own corn husk doll.
VOTING
AND AWARDS
POPULAR CHOICE VOTING
Grab a ballot from Town Hall, and
vote for your favorite car.
All day Saturday, until 3:00 Sunday
POPULAR CHOICE AWARD CEREMONY
Main Stage at Main Street and
Washington Boulevard
4:30 Sunday following final Pass-in-Review
9:30-4:00
EAGLE TAVERN
Saturday 11:00-8:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00
A TASTE OF HISTORY®
Saturday 8:00-9:00, Sunday 8:00-5:00
BILL PORTER
STATE STREET LUNCH STAND
Retired chief of design, General Motors Corporation:
Buick, Chevrolet and Pontiac Divisions, and
automobile historian
Saturday 11:00-8:00, Sunday 11:00-5:00
Military vehicle historian
Bicycle historian
JIM WAGNER
LAH-DE-DAHS VS.
REGULAR BASE BALL CLUB OF MT. CLEMENS
Retired engineer, Ford Motor Company,
and automobile historian
Walnut Grove Field, Saturday 1:30
ROGER WOJTKOWICZ
LAH-DE-DAHS VS.
BAY CITY INDEPENDENTS
Engineer, Ford Motor Company,
and automobile historian
Walnut Grove Field, Sunday 1:30
VILLAGE
DINING
Broadcaster and automobile historian
BOB STRUCEL
HISTORIC BASE BALL
How I
Got Over
MARTY BUFALINI
ROBERT RIEGLE
Greenfield Village Store
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Liberty Craftworks Store
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Main Street Emporium
Dining
1964-69 & MILITARY
MATT ANDERSON
GLASS HANDS-ON
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HISTORIANS
Curator of transportation and
automobile historian, The Henry Ford
Thank you for your patience as we
continue to improve your experience
in Greenfield Village.
Shopping
A 15-minute play starring Thomas Edison.
Outside Menlo Park Lab
Information
Designated Smoking Area
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Luther Burbank Birthplace
Get dancing as Record Hop, USA! re-creates a touring
teen dance show featuring the top rock ‘n’ roll dance
hits from the summer of 1965. Live entertainment,
costumed dancers and original recordings will have
you “Dancing in the Street”!
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Village Trio
11:15, 12:00, 1:15, 2:45
4:30
RECORD HOP, USA!
Kitchen Sink
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The Greenfield QuartetM
Porter Medley
DEMONSTRATION
POPULAR CHOICE AWARD
PRESENTATION CEREMONY
SPECIAL SATURDAY
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Model T Medley
Simply Gershwin
SPECIAL VEHICLE
DISPLAY
Meet young Laura Ingalls Wilder in this
15-minute show.
Irving Berlin Medley
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Record
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Pass-in-Review
Mobility Rentals
wheelchairs, wagons,
motorized scooters
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Toe-tapping tunes performed by a male quartet.
Josephine Ford Plaza
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Join Matt Anderson for insightful commentary about
the world of auto racing, which has been around nearly
as long as cars themselves.
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Presented by Matt Anderson
Near Scotch Settlement School
Ride Tickets
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CARS 1950-1959
2:00
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Red Clay Ornament
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of Model T humor.
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A 10-minute song-and-dance medley.
Town Hall
CHEVROLET CAMARO & MERCURY COUGAR
50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
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COLE PORTER MEDLEY
CARS 1933-1949
12:00
Glass
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11:45, 12:45, 2:00, 3:15, 5:30*
General Tickets and Membership
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Town Hall
Ride Stops
1950-60 & MOTORCYCLES
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COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
SIMPLY GERSHWIN
A newly revamped 30-minute music and comedy revue.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 18 (10 A.M.-6 P.M.)
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Times listed below are for Saturday and Sunday.
MRS. FISHER’S SOUTHERN COOKING
4
A Taste of History®
5
Eagle Tavern
6
Carousel Confections
7
Sir John Bennett Sweet Shop
8
State Street Lunch Stand
9
Owl Night Lunch Wagon
10
Frozen Custard
11
Mrs. Fisher’s Southern Cooking
12
Historic Transportation
13
Weiser Railroad (3 stops)
$5 per person (unlimited rides)
14
1931 Ford Model AA Bus (5 stops)
Saturday 11:00-7:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00
OWL NIGHT LUNCH STAND
$.50 per ride
15
Saturday 11:00-9:00, Sunday 11:00-5:00
Model T Rides
$5 per person
Saturday 8:00-12:00, Sunday 8:00-12:00
FROZEN CUSTARD
Tea at Cotswold Cottage
(weather permitting)
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Herschell-Spillman Carousel
$3 per person
CAROUSEL CONFECTIONS
Saturday 11:00-8:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00
Saturday 11:00-8:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00
To locate an activity, match the icon next
to the activity with the icon on the map.
All activities are free of charge.
TEA AT COTSWOLD COTTAGE
All programs and prices are subject to change.
SIR JOHN BENNETT SWEET SHOP
Saturday 11:00-7:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00
(Weather permitting)