1 Ticket Building
2 Greenfield
Village Store
3 Ticket Surrender
Buildings
4 Benson Ford
Research Center®
5 Fountain
6 Firestone Station
7 Soybean Lab
Agriculture Gallery
8 Richart Wagon Shop
9 Firestone Farm
10 Cider Mill
11 William Ford Barn
12 Carriage Barn
13 Stony Creek
14 Loranger Gristmill
15 Weaving Shop
16 Pottery Shop
17 Stony Creek
Sawmill
18 Tripp Sawmill
19 Spofford Sawmill
20 Stony Creek
Mill Pond
21 Printing Office &
Tin Shop
22 Gunsolly
Carding Mill
23
Glass Shop
24 Guild Beer Hall
25 Armington & Sims
Machine Shop
26 Hanks Silk Mill
27 Mulberry Grove
28 Liberty Craftworks
Store
29 Ford Home
30 Henry Ford Theater
31 Bagley Avenue
Workshop
32 Ford Motor Company
33 Owl Night Lunch
Wagon
34 Miller School
35 Model T Loading Dock
36A DT&M Roundhouse
36B Coaling Tower
& Water Tower
37 Railroad Turntable
38 Edison Illuminating
Company’s Station A
39 Smiths Creek Depot
40 Village Pavilion
41 J.R. Jones
General Store
42 Eagle Tavern
43 A Taste of History®
Restaurant
44 Martha-Mary Chapel
45 Garden of the
Leavened Heart
46 Village Green
47 Suwanee Landing
48 Suwanee Lagoon
49 Suwanee Island
50 Scotch Settlement
School
51 Logan County
Courthouse
52 Dr. Howard’s Office
53
Dr. Howard’s Garden
54 Town Hall
55 Phoenixville
Post Office
56 Frozen Custard
57 Donald F. Kosch
Village Playground
58 Carousel
59 Carousel Confections
60 Sir John Bennett
Sweet Shop
61 State Street
Lunch Stand
62 Grimm Jewelry Store
63 Heinz House
64 Cohen Millinery
65 Hearse Shed
66A Wright Cycle Shop
66B Main Street Emporium
67 Wright Home
68 Greenfield Village
Tintype Studio
69 Thomas Alva
Edison Statue
70 Thomas Edison’s
Menlo Park Complex
71 Sarah Jordan
Boarding House
72 Thomas Edison’s Fort
Myers Laboratory
73 Rocks Village
Toll House
74 Luther Burbank
Garden Office
75 Bandstand
76 Ackley Pond
77 Ackley Covered Bridge
78 Mrs. Fisher’s Southern
Cooking
79 Susquehanna Station
80 Susquehanna
Plantation
81 Plympton Family
Home
82 Farris Windmill
83 Daggett Farmhouse
84 Cotswold Forge
85 Cotswold Cottage
& Tea
86 Giddings Family Home
87 Noah Webster Home
88 Robert Frost Home
89 Swiss Chalet
90 Edison Homestead
91 Luther Burbank
Birthplace
92 Hermitage Slave
Quarters
93 Mattox Family Home
94 William Holmes
McGuffey School
95 William Holmes
McGuffey Birthplace
96 George Washington
Carver Cabin
97 Chapman Family Home
98 Adams Family Home
Building preservation;
closed for the season
99 Charles Steinmetz
Cabin
100 Sounds of America
Gallery
Map Key
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& Membership
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Information
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please contact any
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Designated
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Phone
Under Restoration
Thank you for your patience as we
continue to improve your experience
in Greenfield Village.
1-mile route
.5-mile route
General Tickets
& Membership
Ride Tickets
Shopping
Dining
Restrooms
ATM
Information
Special Needs Rentals
Emergency Issues:
please contact any
staff member
Designated
Smoking Area
Phone
Under Restoration
Thank you for your patience as we
continue to improve your experience
in Greenfield Village.
1-mile route
.5-mile route
General Tickets
& Membership
Ride Tickets
Shopping
Dining
Restrooms
ATM
Information
Special Needs Rentals
Emergency Issues:
please contact any
staff member
Designated
Smoking Area
Phone
Under Restoration
Thank you for your patience as we
continue to improve your experience
in Greenfield Village.
1-mile route
.5-mile route
Josephine Ford Plaza
Working Farms
Liberty Craftworks
Henry Ford’s Model T
Railroad Junction
Edison at Work
Walking Routes
Sponsored by
Porches & Parlors
Main Street
101 Henry Ford Academy®
Village Campus
102 Walnut Grove Field
103 Hawthorn Glade
Walnut Grove
Transportation
Member Ride Pass
Upgrade your membership with a Ride Pass and enjoy
unlimited rides for everyone covered by your annual
member pass.
See cashier for details.
Weiser Railroad
Train Station
$5 per person
(unlimited rides)
Omnibus Shuttle
Stops
(Ride Pass only)
Model T Ride
$5 per person
Bus Stops
$.50 per ride
Carousel
$2 per person
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2 Greenfield Village Store
9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
Make your own history with home goods and gifts
inspired by the sights, sounds and sensations of
American life. From handmade hats and pottery to
classic children’s games, souvenirs and books — it’s
the one stop you won’t want to miss. Hungry for more?
The store is chock-full of mouthwatering gourmet foods
bursting with fresh seasonal flavors, ready to take home
— and there’s even a fudge shop.
Village admission not required.
28 Liberty Craftworks Store
10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Looking for a true piece of America? This award-winning
shop features an unparalleled selection of blown glass,
finely wrought pottery, exquisite fabric works and more
— all handcrafted by artisans and made in the U.S.A.
66B Main Street Emporium
9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Stroll into this small-town general store, and see
our selection of historic toys, games, whirligigs and
thingamabobs, snacks and lots more!
42 Eagle Tavern*
11 a.m.-4 p.m.
November: Friday, Saturday & Sunday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
An American original, this 19th-century stagecoach
stop serves locally sourced seasonal meals inspired by
authentic 1850s recipes. Sit-down service.
43 A Taste of History*
9:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
(Limited menu after 3 p.m.)
Our fun-filled menu features American classics such as
homemade mac 'n' cheese, local sausages and featured
monthly dishes from our many historic homes. You can
find something for all tastes, big and small.
Service is cafeteria-style.
60 Sir John Bennett Sweet Shop*
11 a.m.-4 p.m.
September-November: Friday, Saturday & Sunday,
11 a.m.-4 p.m.
This cornucopia of classic confections has candies,
chocolates, baked goods, beverages and more.
*Menus and hours may vary seasonally.
Seasonal:
Mrs. Fisher’s Southern Cooking, Tea at
Cotswold Cottage, State Street Lunch Stand, Owl Night
Lunch Wagon, Guild Beer Hall, Carousel Confections and
Frozen Custard.
Dining
Shopping
Greenfield Village
®
Step into the sights, sounds and sensations
of 300 years of American life. Spend a day in
the place where yesterday feels like today — and
prepare for the present never again to feel quite
the same.
