Ford's River Rouge plant still dominates the downriver area.
This is not an area hikers usually choose for a stroll, but I am fascinated with exploring and experiencing all areas along the Great Lakes.
Location:Detroit, Michigan
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
The Arsenal of Democracy
FDR called the industrial corridor south of Detroit "The Arsenal of Democracy." Planes, tanks, jeeps, and more were constructed here to aid in the war effort.
Ford's River Rouge plant still dominates the downriver area.
This is not an area hikers usually choose for a stroll, but I am fascinated with exploring and experiencing all areas along the Great Lakes.
Ford's River Rouge plant still dominates the downriver area.
This is not an area hikers usually choose for a stroll, but I am fascinated with exploring and experiencing all areas along the Great Lakes.
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I'm new to your book and blog but very proud that you are undertaking this wonderful endeavor, how jealous I am that I cannot do the same thing! I will be following all of your adventures from now on, we are almost neighbors as I am in Marshall. Congratulations and good luck! Ann Case
ReplyDeleteSorry this is under anonymous, I do not have a blog to link to.
Thanks, Ann.
DeleteI may be giving a talk at the Marshall Library, so look for me there.