Henry Ford Centennial Library, Public library in Dearborn, United States
Henry Ford Centennial Library serves as the main hub for Dearborn Public Libraries, housing a broad collection of books, digital materials, and periodicals across many subjects. It contains dedicated learning areas, a children's section, and regularly refreshed collections to meet community needs.
This building opened in 1969, funded by the Ford Foundation to honor the centennial of Henry Ford's birth. The gift reflected the foundation's commitment to supporting education in Dearborn.
The rotunda on the ground floor hosts rotating art shows organized by local arts groups, creating a space where visitors encounter different styles throughout the year.
The building is easy to reach with nearby parking and accessible entrances to all areas. Inside, you will find computer workstations, printing facilities, bookable meeting rooms, and staff ready to help you find what you need.
A bronze statue of Henry Ford, sculpted by Marshall Fredericks in 1975, stands outside the building. The statue features relief panels showing different modes of transportation, reflecting Ford's connection to the automotive industry.
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