MOTORMUSTERGREENFIELD VILLAGE®JUNE 18-19, 2016

OPEN SATURDAY ’TIL 9 P.M.EVERY FATHER’S DAY WEEKEND

thehenryford.org/motormuster

Take it forward.®

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

Exhibition developed by Exhibits Development Group in collaboration with Peter Miniaci & Associates.

thehenryford.org/beatles

Don’t miss the U.S. premiere of the most comprehensive Beatles collection ever assembled.

Henry Ford Museum®

Additional fee required.

Supported by

Ford Motor Company Fund

Presented by

MOTOR MUSTER 2016 CELEBRATES THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CHEVROLET CAMARO AND MERCURY COUGAR.

Giant ScreenExperienceMembers 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

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1961, 1970-77, RACE CARS & BICYCLES

1962-63 & COMMERCIAL VEHICLES

1950-60 & MOTORCYCLES

1933-49 VEHICLES

1964-69 & MILITARY

FIRE TRUCKS

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Shopping

Greenfield Village Store

Liberty Craftworks Store

Main Street Emporium

Dining

A Taste of History®

Eagle Tavern

Carousel Confections

Sir John Bennett Sweet Shop

State Street Lunch Stand

Owl Night Lunch Wagon

Frozen Custard

Mrs. Fisher’s Southern Cooking

Tea at Cotswold Cottage (weather permitting)

Historic Transportation

Weiser Railroad (3 stops)$5 per person (unlimited rides)

1931 Ford Model AA Bus (5 stops)$.50 per ride

Model T Rides$5 per person

Herschell-Spillman Carousel$3 per person

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General Tickets and Membership

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Restrooms handicap accessible

Family Restroom

ATM

Mobility Rentals wheelchairs, wagons, motorized scooters

Information

Designated Smoking Area

Phone

Emergency issues: please contact any staff member for assistance

Under Restoration

Thank you for your patience as wecontinue to improve your experience in Greenfield Village.

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To locate an activity, match the icon next to the activity with the icon on the map. All activities are free of charge.

All programs and prices are subject to change.

GlassHands-on

Kitchen SinkEngine

Record Hop, USA!Pass-in-Review

General Store Show

Special vehicle display

Edison’s Light Fantastic

Irving Berlin Medley

Model T Medley

Laura’s Little Town

The Greenfield Quartet Simply Gershwin

Porter Medley

Village Trio

How I Got Over

Make Your OwnRed Clay Ornament

PASS-IN-REVIEW OF HISTORIC VEHICLES

SATURDAY, JUNE 18 (10 A.M.-6 P.M.)

Main Stage at Main Street and Washington Boulevard

COMMERCIAL VEHICLES Presented by Jim Wagner and Roger Wojtkowicz

10:00

CARS 1933-1949Presented by Marty Bufalini and Matt Anderson

12:00

CHEVROLET CAMARO & MERCURY COUGAR 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONPresented by Matt Anderson and Andrew Beckman

1:00

CARS 1950-1959 Presented by Jim Wagner and Roger Wojtkowicz

2:00

SPECIAL RACING PRESENTATION Presented by Matt Anderson

5:00

Join Matt Anderson for insightful commentary about the world of auto racing, which has been around nearly as long as cars themselves.

MILITARY VEHICLES PRESENTATION Presented by Robert Riegle

5:30

SUNDAY, JUNE 19 (10 A.M.-5 P.M.)

Main Stage at Main Street and Washington Boulevard

BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES AND MOTOR SCOOTERS Presented by Bob Strucel and staff of The Henry Ford

10:00

CARS 1960-1964 Presented by Matt Anderson and Andrew Beckman

11:00

CHEVROLET CAMARO & MERCURY COUGAR 50TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONPresented 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

POPULAR CHOICE AWARD PRESENTATION CEREMONY

4:30

SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING EVENTRECORD HOP, USA!Get dancing as Record Hop, USA! re-creates a touring teen dance show featuring the top rock ‘n’ roll dancehits from the summer of 1965. Live entertainment, costumed dancers and original recordings will have you “Dancing in the Street”!

All ages welcome to Twist the night away!

Main Stage at Main Street and Washington Boulevard

7:00

MUSIC AND DRAMATIC PRESENTATIONSTimes listed below are for Saturday and Sunday.

SIMPLY GERSHWIN

A newly revamped 30-minute music and comedy revue.

Town Hall

11:45, 12:45, 2:00, 3:15, 5:30*

COLE PORTER MEDLEY A 10-minute song-and-dance medley.

Town Hall

11:30, 3:00, 5:15*, 6:30*

MODEL T MEDLEY A 10-minute music medley with a dash of Model T humor.

Near Scotch Settlement School

11:45, 2:30, 5:30*

IRVING BERLIN MEDLEY The Greenfield Singers perform a medley celebrating Irving Berlin favorites.

Near Scotch Settlement School

1:00, 3:30, 6:00*

THE GREENFIELD QUARTETToe-tapping tunes performed by a male quartet.

Near Scotch Settlement School 12:45, 3:15

Town Hall 4:45

THE VILLAGE TRIO Delightful songs performed by a female trio.

Town Hall 12:30, 2:45, 5:00*

LAURA’S LITTLE TOWN Meet young Laura Ingalls Wilder in this 15-minute show.

Near Scotch Settlement School

11:15, 12:00, 1:15, 2:45

EDISON’S LIGHT FANTASTIC A 15-minute play starring Thomas Edison.

Outside Menlo Park Lab

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.

VOTING AND AWARDS

POPULAR CHOICE VOTINGGrab 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 Boulevard4:30 Sunday following final Pass-in-Review

SPECIAL VEHICLE DISPLAYAcross from Town Hall

Featuring historic Chevrolet Camaros from the General Motors Heritage Collection.

HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES

GLASS HANDS-ON$40 for a 30-minute workshop. Purchase tickets at Liberty Craftworks Store.

Glass Shop

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.

Luther Burbank Birthplace

9:30-4:00

HISTORIC BASE BALL

LAH-DE-DAHS VS.REGULAR BASE BALL CLUB OF MT. CLEMENSWalnut Grove Field, Saturday 1:30

LAH-DE-DAHS VS. BAY CITY INDEPENDENTS

Walnut Grove Field, Sunday 1:30

DEMONSTRATION

HENRY FORD’S KITCHEN SINK ENGINEBagley Alley, near the Model T Rides

10:00, 11:00, 12:00, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00, 4:00

HISTORIANS MATT ANDERSON Curator of transportation and automobile historian, The Henry Ford

ANDREW BECKMAN Archivist and automobile historian,Studebaker Museum, South Bend, Indiana

MARTY BUFALINI Broadcaster and automobile historian

BILL PORTER Retired chief of design, General Motors Corporation: Buick, Chevrolet and Pontiac Divisions, and automobile historian

ROBERT RIEGLEMilitary vehicle historian

BOB STRUCEL Bicycle historian

JIM WAGNER

Retired engineer, Ford Motor Company, and automobile historian

ROGER WOJTKOWICZ Engineer, Ford Motor Company, and automobile historian

VILLAGE DININGEAGLE TAVERNSaturday 11:00-8:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00

A TASTE OF HISTORY®Saturday 8:00-9:00, Sunday 8:00-5:00

STATE STREET LUNCH STANDSaturday 11:00-8:00, Sunday 11:00-5:00

MRS. FISHER’S SOUTHERN COOKINGSaturday 11:00-7:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00

OWL NIGHT LUNCH STANDSaturday 8:00-12:00, Sunday 8:00-12:00

FROZEN CUSTARDSaturday 11:00-9:00, Sunday 11:00-5:00

CAROUSEL CONFECTIONSSaturday 11:00-8:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00

SIR JOHN BENNETT SWEET SHOPSaturday 11:00-8:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00

TEA AT COTSWOLD COTTAGESaturday 11:00-7:00, Sunday 11:00-4:00(Weather permitting)

Corn Husk Doll WorkshopLuther Burbank Birthplace