This institution holds the distinction of being the first and only museum in the United States dedicated specifically to the history and culture of Arab Americans. It serves as a vital center for showcasing the rich diversity and origins of the community within the U.S.story_potoo

Edsel Ford was an avid bird lover—he even created a bird sanctuary right in his own backyard! Discover how birds communicate and how to identify different species through a fun, interactive game, then head out to explore newly revitalized habitats of Bird Island, Ford Cove, and the wetland.

Educators are invited to guide their students through our exhibits, historic buildings, and the estate’s natural wonders at their own pace with this self-guided tour. A scavenger hunt adds an extra layer of fun, as teachers and chaperones work with small groups to spark curiosity and encourage active exploration of all that Ford House has to offer.

Bring your students on a one-hour guided tour of the historic home of Edsel and Eleanor Ford. This engaging experience offers insight into the Ford family’s lives and the thoughtful design behind a home that balanced style, function, and family life.