Ford Rotunda
Dearborn, United States
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The Ford Rotunda, designed by architect Albert Kahn, was built for the 1934 World's Fair in Chicago before being relocated to Dearborn, Michigan, where it served as Ford Motor Company's visitor center. Originally among America's most popular tourist attractions—drawing more visitors in the 1950s than the Statue of Liberty—the structure was destroyed by fire on November 9, 1962. Kahn redesigned the building for its relocation and new role at Ford's headquarters facility.
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- architectural structure
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- Dearborn, United States
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