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G.R. Ford Museum, MI

06/18/2007

Our location - Hopkins, MI

Gerald R. Ford Museum


The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum is located on the west bank of the Grand River in Grand Rapids, MI. The Ford Museum opened to the public in September 1981. It is part of the Presidential libraries system of the National Archives and Records Administration, a Federal agency.

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G.R. Ford Museum The Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum is located on the west bank of the Grand River in Grand Rapids, MI.
G.R. Ford Museum Water gently cascades in this fountain/pool in front of the museum.
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G.R. Ford Museum Full scale replica of the Oval Office when President Ford was in office.  It is complete with a custom made rug, objects d'art, and personal touches from the President and First Lady, Betty Ford. G.R. Ford Museum
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G.R. Ford Museum Here is a Huey helicopter, like Mark worked with in Viet Nam.

The rooftop metal staircase is from the historical last extraction from the US Embassy in Saigon, one of the saddest sights Mark has ever seen.
G.R. Ford Museum Mark relaxes, watching a video presentation, in another full scale room replica...the Cabinet Room.
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G.R. Ford Museum View across the Grand River. Very nice landscaping in the middle of the city. G.R. Ford Museum
G.R. Ford Museum Spaceman sculpture. Football player sculpture. G.R. Ford Museum
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