Ford Bomber Plant

Title

Ford Bomber Plant

Publisher

Lawrence Technological University

Date Created

September 20, 2018

Alternative Title or Name

Willow Run Bomber Plant

Creator

Kahn, Albert

Creator2

Hedrich-Blessing (Photographer)

Creator Nationality

American

Work Type

Components

Date

1942

Work Location

Michigan (state)
Willow Run (inhabited place)

Subject

draftsmen (people in engineering)
drawing tables (artists' tables)
factories (structures)
interior views

Description

View of draftsmen and engineers, some laying on drafting tables, from Albert Kahn Associates, working on plans in a large, open room at the Ford bomber factory in Willow Run, Michigan. "Iconic architect Albert Kahn designed the complex, which he would later call “the most enormous room in the history of man, a single-story structure of a size never before conceived,”--from "Most enormous room in the history of man': GM Willow Run plant history and facts," by Nathan Bomey in The Ann Arbor News online, December 19, 2010. Printed on back of photograph: Hedrich Blessing Studio 450 East Ohio Street Chicago NEG. No 7074 – E.

Reproduction Type

jpeg

Reproduction Source

b/w photograph: 7 x 9 inches

ID Number

LTU-AKFB-006

Files

LTU-AK-FBP006.jpg
Date Added
September 20, 2018
Collection
Albert Kahn Collection
Item Type
VRA Core
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Citation
“Ford Bomber Plant,” LTU Digital Images, accessed May 4, 2024, https://ltuimagecollection.omeka.net/items/show/17719.