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Warren Avenue's bakeries and herb shops keep an everyday relationship with plants alive in Dearborn, about a mile north of the Arab American National Museum. Flower essences sit alongside traditions like those rather than replacing anything, and each one is mixed in Michigan and mailed to your address.
The Henry Ford draws more than 1.7 million visitors a year to the largest indoor-outdoor museum complex in the United States. Greenfield Village occupies more than eighty acres of that complex as a working living-history village, with Thomas Edison's laboratory and the Wright brothers' bicycle shop moved building by building onto the grounds.
Dearborn is also home to the Arab American National Museum, which opened in 2005 as the first museum in the country devoted to documenting the Arab American experience. The city's character runs along both those lines at once, the hometown of Henry Ford and a center of Arab American cultural life.
Fair Lane, the National Historic Landmark estate Henry and Clara Ford built on the River Rouge, keeps gardens laid out by the landscape architect Jens Jensen, and its grounds along the river stay open to walk. Roughly three-quarters of Dearborn housing is detached single-family, and about sixty-eight percent of occupied units are owner-occupied, which gives the residential streets between the museums a settled, long-tenure feel.
