Pressed Steel Building (Dearborn, Michigan)
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Michigan /
Melvindale /
Dearborn, Michigan
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Constructed in 1924, the Pressed Steel Building produced auto frames, fenders and body panels. By 1937 over 4,000 presses were used to make over 2,000 separate auto parts. Some of the parts were sent to Building B for assembly, while most parts were shipped by rail to other Ford assembly plants. At its height, the plant employed 10,000 workers including 1,200 mechanics.
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Coordinates: 42°18'21"N 83°9'57"W
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- Aircraft Building 0.4 km
- Site of Ford Dearborn Car Assembly Plant 0.6 km
- Foundry 0.8 km
- Desoto 3.5 km
- Ford Motor Co 4.8 km
- American Blower 5.2 km
- Wayne County Community College 6.4 km
- Massey Ferguson - Transmission & Axle Plant 6.8 km
- Massey Ferguson - Detroit Tractor Plant 10 km
- Ford Dearborn Stamping Plant
- Ford River Rouge Complex 0.4 km
- Ford Dearborn Engine and Fuel Tank 0.4 km
- AK Steel - Dearborn Works 0.9 km
- Rotunda Fields 1.2 km
- Butler Yard 1.4 km
- DTE Energy Co. - River Rouge Station 1.7 km
- Fairlane Grounds 2 km
- Fairlane East Apartments 2 km
- Fairlane Business Park 2.9 km