Dearborn
| Dearborn was first settled by French farmers along the Rouge River and Sauk Trail. Henry Ford was born here and helped establish it as a major automotive manufacturing center. The town of Dearborn was incorporated in 1893 and became a city in 1927. |
| History, Museums, and Historical Societies |
| Early Days of Dearborn by Henry A. Haigh c1920 |
| Dearborn History |
| Arab American National Museum 13624 Michigan Ave., Dearborn |
| Dearborn Historical Museum 915 Brady Street, Dearborn |
| The Henry Ford 20900 Oakwood Blvd., Dearborn |
| Historical Sites |
| Commandant's Quarters 21950 Michigan Ave., Dearborn (MHM) |
| Dearborn City Hall 13615 Michigan Ave., Dearborn (MHM) |
| Dearborn Hills Golf Club 3001 S. Telegraph (MHM) |
| Dearborn Inn and Colonial Homes 20301 Oakwood Blvd (MHM) |
| Edison Institute 29000 Oakwood Blvd (MHM) |
| Fair Lane 4901 Evergreen Road, Dearborn (MHM) |
| Ford Airport (MHM) |
| Ford Hunger March 10550 Dix Ave (MHM) |
| Ford River Rouge 3001 Miller Road, Dearborn (MHM) |
| Fordson High School 13800 Ford Road (MHM) |
| Henry Ford Birthplace Ford Road (MHM) |
| Charles A. Kandt House 22331 Morley (MHM) |
| Saint Alphonsus Parish 7455 Calhoun Street (MHM) |
| St. Joseph's Retreat 23300 Michigan Ave (MHM) |
| MHM=Michigan Historical Marker |