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Invention
In real life, though, Thomas Edison’s Menlo Park Laboratory was never located as it is today, right around the corner
from the Wright Brothers Home and Cycle Shop, and Henry Ford’s first automobile assembly plant was not built within site
of his boyhood home. However, by bringing a number of historic structures together in Greenfield Village, Henry Ford
created a special site where these treasured buildings can be viewed and enjoyed in a single location. |
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Greenfield Village contains several historic structures associated with some of America's most recognized inventors.
The Invention area of the village consists of the following buildings: