Oklahoma City Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant

Oklahoma City, United States

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Designed by architect Albert Kahn, the Oklahoma City Ford Motor Company Assembly Plant is a four-story brick structure that opened in downtown Oklahoma City in 1916. Built as one of Ford's twenty-four branch assembly plants, it initially assembled knocked-down Model T and TT automobiles and trucks shipped by rail. The plant operated as an assembly facility until 1932, after which it served as a Ford Regional Parts Depot through 1968. Following subsequent use for automotive remanufacturing, the building was converted in 2018 into the 21c Museum Hotel Oklahoma City and designated a Historic Hotel of America in 2019. The structure is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.