For many years, Henry Ford took annual camping trips with the "vagabonds" - his close friends Thomas Edison, Harvey Firestone and John Burroughs - with an entourage of servants, photographers ...

In it, Burroughs documents a 12-day car-camping trip he took in 1918 at the age of 81, along with 71-year-old Thomas Edison and their younger friends, Henry Ford and Harvey Firestone. In August ...

Henry Ford's anti-Semitic views echoed the fears ... A close friend recalled a camping trip in 1919 during which Ford lectured a group around the campfire. He "attributes all evil to Jews or ...

In December 1912, the naturalist John Burroughs received an unexpected letter from Henry Ford ... on a widely publicized camping excursion to Yellowstone Park. Ford’s offer of a free car ...

This morning, T.A. Walker is on Clematis Street shining a light on their current stage a production about Henry Ford and Tomas Edison called Camping with Henry and Tom. A stunning reversal of ...

The Henry and Tom referred to in the title of the play are Henry Ford and Thomas Edison; the person who goes camping with them is President Warren G. Harding. The camping trip really happened back ...

Ford Motor Co. founder Henry Ford commissioned the Dearborn Inn ... who called themselves “the vagabonds,” taking annual camping trips in northern Michigan and the East Coast states between ...

Henry Ford built the hotel across from the now-defunct ... Ford and the other three members of his friend group that went on camping trips together: inventor Thomas Edison, naturalist John ...

Written by Mark St. Germain, this engaging production is inspired by an actual 1921 camping trip taken by President Warren G. Harding, industrialist Henry Ford and inventor Thomas Edison.