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[Lori Dee ✅]

I will always be proud of my 17 years of contributions to cleaning that place up so that new lives and new memories can be built there 🌻

Thank you, Ash!

I remember a video you had posted where you and hubby explored the old WW2 barracks that had been abandoned there. Wow, what a difference from 35 years ago!

[Dawn Kellie]

As a youth we lived in Michigan, my grandparents came to visit and we went ti the Henry Ford Museum. My great grandfather worked for Henry Ford, and my grandfather was talking about some of the things his dad had told him and he had seen. A park ranger asked us to follow him for a minute. We went into a back room and the ranger asked my great grandfather's name. He went through a huge ledger. Stopped on a line and told us to follow him. We had a full behind the barrier tour. My great grandfather was an engineer for Henry Ford and they were good friends.  I was 8 or 9, I will always remember that

[tgirlamg]

Thank you, Ash!

I remember a video you had posted where you and hubby explored the old WW2 barracks that had been abandoned there. Wow, what a difference from 35 years ago!

Lori

There are still a few areas with the old wooden barracks and the later era concrete block structures but, they are quickly disappearing as development marches on!... It was often surreal when I first started working out there in the mid 90s and it was ghost town as far as the eye can see... always felt like we were in some post-apocalypse movie 😅

Onward!

A💕

[ChrissyRyan]

I believe some of the Fort is now in a town named Marina.

[Lori Dee ✅]

I believe some of the Fort is now in a town names Marina.

I think that is too far north, Chrissy. Marina was incorporated in 1975. I have no doubts that the urban sprawl may have moved the city limits since then, so you could be right.