Ford exhibit at Union Station marks America 250
Ford Heritage Vault exhibit at Union Station spotlights rare historic vehicles See a Model T, F-100, and F1 car free through July 14
Ford is displaying historic vehicles and artifacts at Union Station in Washington, D.C., as part of the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations. The free twoweek exhibit, called "Driving America Forward: A Ford Experience at Union Station," runs through July 14.
The show features 10 items from the Ford Heritage Vault in Dearborn, including a Model T, a 1934 Ford pickup once owned by Jay Leno, a 1941 Ford GP prototype, a 1951 Ford 8N tractor, a 1954 F100, and a 2026 Oracle Red Bull Racing Formula One car.
Ford says the exhibit is meant to highlight the company’s long role in American industry, transportation, and innovation. It also includes an interactive photo station and free postcards for visitors, with no tickets or registration required.