The original catalog description provided by the Ford Motor Company reads as follows: Moonlit lake - boys and men fishing from bank with cane poles - trout fisherman netting catch - close-up of rainbow trout. “Dynamic Detroit is the gateway to Michigan for 60% of all visitors entering the state.” Aerial views of countryside, Detroit, River Rouge, and Detroit River. “Greenfield village and the Ford Rotunda are visited by almost 1,500,000 tourists every year.” Aerial panorama of Greenfield Village - horse-drawn carriage driving down street in Greenfield Village - stopping, footman helping women out of carriage - aerial view of Ford Rotunda. “The southern peninsula of Michigan, a gigantic mitten, rises above the blue waters of three of the Great Lakes. Here are thousands of inland lakes and miles of crystal streams; a western guard of yellow dunes that softens the winds of Lake Michigan; forests of the hardwoods and pine, the homes of innumerable wild creatures -- all of these at the doorstep of great metropolitan areas.” People on ferry crossing stream - panorama of hilly forest area - panorama of bathing beach - forest scenery - people on bridge in woods - boys walking toward stream - sitting on bank fishing. “Michigan’s northern peninsula, flanked by the largest of the Great Lakes, Michigan, Superior, and Huron, is a wonderland of legend and awesome beauty - mountains, crystal lakes, virgin forests tumbling waterfalls, gigantic dunes, towering cliffs…these make up the Land of Hiawatha.” Views of waterfalls - high cliffs - children walking on beach - cars parked in lot by beach - trout fisherman - man in rowboat fishing - close-up - old man walking into farmyard. “The End.” [1939]
- Része ennek Ford Motor Company Collection, Motion Picture Films Relating to the Ford Motor Company, the Henry Ford Family, Noted Personalities, Industry, and Numerous Americana and Other Subjects