Bibliography: Ford Employee Gardens
Answer
Ford Employee Gardens Bibliography
This bibliography was compiled by staff of the Benson Ford Research Center’s Archives and Library Department based on materials in our collections. If you have questions about these resources, please use our Submit a Question feature. If you are interested in duplication, please see our Duplication Resources FAQ.
Archival
- Acc. 1 Fair Lane Papers
- box 178 Thrift garden program, 1932-1942, and undated
- box 178 Thrift garden program, 1932-1942, and undated
- Acc. 13 Engineering Library Vertical File for Henry Ford
- box 12 Garden, 1927-1943
- box 23 Victory Gardens, 1943-1944
- Acc. 1023 Henry Ford Imprints and Reprints Collection
- box 5 Spare Time Gardens for Industrial Workers
- box 5 Spare Time Gardens for Industrial Workers
- Acc. 951 Ford Motor Company Non-Serial Publications Collection
- box 12 For Health, Food and Fun: Keep a Garden
- box 21
- Garden Educational Service: Opportunity in America to Keep a Good Garden and Help the World Eat Better
- Gardening for Security, 1944
- box 42 Spare Time Gardens
- Acc. 536 Public Relations Research Library Press Releases
- box 31 Employees’ Gardens, 1949
- box 31 Employees’ Gardens, 1949
- Acc. 285 Henry Ford Office Papers
- box 2181 NATIONAL, L-Z (NATS) (includes National Recreation Association re: Ford Motor Company Gardens Project), 1938
- box 2675 Ford Motor Company, Dearborn; Garden Educational Service, 1943-1944
- box 2684 GARA-GARD (GAR) Gardens, 1943-1944
- box 2828 Ford Motor Company, Dearborn; Garden Educational Service, 1945-1946
- box 2870 NATIONAL, L-Z (NATS) National Victory Garden Institute, Inc, 1943-1946
- Acc. 38 Charles Sorensen Papers
- box 70 Gardens, 1932
- box 73 Gardens, 1933
- Acc. 6 Edsel Ford Office Papers
- box 219 St. Clair Shores, (Thrift Gardens), 1933
- box 219 St. Clair Shores, (Thrift Gardens), 1933
- Acc. 44 William John Cameron Records
- box 20 Thrift Gardens, 1936
- box 20 Thrift Gardens, 1936
- Acc. 572 Nevins and Hill Research Series
- box 27 No. 12.6 Employee Services: Hospitalization, Housing, etc. (inc. Spare Time Gardening)
- box 27 No. 12.6 Employee Services: Hospitalization, Housing, etc. (inc. Spare Time Gardening)
- Acc. 157 C. L. Martindale and Otto H. Husen Files
- box 39 Gardens (for employees)
- box 39 Gardens (for employees)
- Acc. 390 A. M. Wibel Office Papers
- box 93 24. Spare Time Gardens, 1932-1933
- box 93 24. Spare Time Gardens, 1932-1933
- Acc. 188 Personal for Henry Ford Photographs
- neg 19335-342 Victory Gardens in Preparation - Mr. Jones, 5/18/1944
- neg 19632-655 Garden Weeds and Pests - Jones, 8/3/1944
- neg 19656-677 Children Gardening - Jones, 8/4/1944
- neg 19702-715 Gardening - Jones. Tomatoes, Worms, etc., 8/7/1944
- neg 19773-774 Layout Garden Educational Services, 8/25/1944
- neg 19807-819 Gardens for Jones, 8/28/1944
- neg 19828-850 Gardening for P. Jones, 9/1/1944
- neg 20018-033 Apples for Mr. Jones - Gardening, 10/10/1944
Ford News
- Thanksgiving With the Ford Gardeners-a $50,000 Crop, 1:2:6:1-4
- Harvest for Ford Gardeners, 1:6F:6:1-2, 1:24L:6: 1-2
- Tip for Branches, 1:6F:4:4
- Two Record-Breakers, 1:7F:4:3-4, 2:1L:5:2-3
- Thrift Garden Plowing Starts, 1:12:4:1
- Fordsons Preparing Thrift Gardens for Fourth Season, 1:13:4:1-2
- Ford Thrift Garden Plowing Complete, 1:14:4:4
- Good Luck! (Growing season), 1:15:2:1-2
- June 20, Inspection Date for Gardens--Is Yours in Shape? 1:16:5:2
- For the Ford Gardener (An employee’s view), 1:16:23
- Good and Poor Garden Plots, 1:17:5+:4
- Garden Notes, 1:18:4:3
- Gardening Lessons Offered, 1:18:4:4
- Improvement is Seen in Gardens, 1:19L:5:1
- Factory Service Department is Investigating Thefts, 1:19L:5:1
- Gardeners Hold Initial Meeting, 1:20L:5:2
- Two Men Charged, 1:20L:8:4
- Inspection of Ford Gardens, 1:21L:4+:4
- Garden Vegetables Splendid Specimens, 1:22L:5:3
- 1000 Rouge Plant Gardeners Busy. 1:22F:4:4, 2:16L:4:4
- Garden Condition Should Show Improvement; Harvesting Now, 1:23L:H:1-2
- Thrift Gardeners Produce a Record-Breaking Crop, 1:24L:5:3-4
- Ford Gardeners Plant for Spring (Dates for contracts), 2:10L:4:3
- Rouge Workers Get Garden Plots, 2:11L:4+:4
- Care of Gardens Now Termed Vital, 2:15L:5+:1
- 1000 Rouge Plant Gardeners Busy, 2:16L:4:4
- Lincoln Gardener Gets Big Yield From His Plot, 2:24L:4:3
- Ford Gardeners Already Plan for Coming Season, 2:8L:5:1-2
- Ford Gardeners Begin Busy Season, 4:14L:1+:4
- Spare Time Gardens...Home Canning Is Easy…, 12:6: supp.: 1-2
- Squirrels Have No Emergency Relief, 12:10L:12:1-2
- Spare Time Gardens, 13:3:47+:1-2
- Experimenting with the Soy Bean, 13:3:49+:1-2
- Spare Time Gardens, 13:4:66+:1-2
- 7350 Acres of Garden Plots, 13:8:152:1-3
- Double Security in Spare Time Gardens, 14:4:62:1-2
- One Foot in the Soil, 15:4:62:1-3
- Garden-Minded Employees (Ford USA), 15:10:187+:1-2
- One Foot in the Soil, One Foot In Industry, 17:4:62: 1-2
- Self Help: Workers Supplement...Income With Spare-Time Gardening, 19:5:104:1-3
- See also: Articles on plots by locations; Atlanta, GA; Buffalo, NY; Cleveland, OH; Dearborn, MI; Des
Moines, IA; Detroit, MI; Flat Rock, MI; Gladstone, MI; Green Island, NY; Highland Park,
MI; Houghton, MI; Inkster, MI; Iron Mountain, MI; Lincoln Plant; Memphis, TN; Milford,
MI; Northville, MI; Oklahoma City, OK; Pequaming, MI; Phoenix, MI; Plymouth, MI; River
Rouge; Salt Lake City, UT; St. Paul, MN; Ypsilanti, MI. Under Ford Gardens - plots
Rouge News
- Garden Plot to Employee Applicant (Part of the article is missing), 1(?) Mar 13 '46:1+:1
- 'Grow More' Slogan Urged to Prevent Belt Tightening, 1(?) May 1 '46:2:1-2
- Company Gardens Under Recreation (Supervisor), 1(4) Jul 1 '46:6: 1
- Hard Workers Produce Much Food, 1(7) Sept '46:7:1-5
- Early Steps Taken for Future Gardens, 1(10) Dec '46: 11:4
- Time for applying for Ford garden plots, 2(1) Jan 1 '47: 1:5
- Gardeners Sign Soon for Plots, 2(6) Mar 17 '47:1:3
- Ford Garden Facts, 2(6) Mar 17 '47:6 & 7:1-5
- Hundreds Applying For Ford Garden Plots, 2(7) Apr 1 '47:1:1
- Garden Work Delayed; Still Time to Sign Up, 2(8) Apr 15 '47:5:3
- Plots Still Available for Rouge Gardeners, 2(9) Apr 29 '47:8:3
- Walkie-Talkie: With Gardening on Our Minds..., 2(9) Apr 29 '47:8:1-3
- Assigning Plots, 2(13) Jun 9 '47:5:3
- Exhibition of Garden Produce Planned Sept. 6, 2(15) Jul 19 '47:9:4-5
- How Does Your Garden Grow? (Ford gardens), 2(17) Aug 16 '47:12:1-2
- They Tilled Soil and Reaped Prizes (Photos by Pat Powers), 2(20) Sept 27 '47:4-5:1-5
- Employees Invited To Apply for Garden Plots, 3(12) Mar 26 '48:3:4
- Gardens Offered Employees, 3(13) Apr 2 '48:8:2-5
- Employee Garden Application, 3(13) Apr 2 '48:8:4-5
- Fruits of the Soil Last All Winter, 3(14) Apr 9 '48:7:2-3
- Employee Garden Application, 3(14) Apr 9 '48:7:4-5
- Wives Can Reap Harvest In Garden Program, 3(14) Apr 9 48:7:4-5
- 1,000 Gardeners Sign Applications for Ford Lots, 3(15) Apr 19 '48:2:5
- Walkie Talkie: Gardens Cut Living Costs, Workers Agree, 3(17) Apr 30 '48:8: 1-2
- Gardens Are Reading for Planting, 3(17) Apr 30 '48:8:1
- Garden Tips: Schedule of Planting Important (Plots available), 3(18) May 7 '48:7:5
- Foundryman Shows Lots of Pepper, 3(19) May 14 '48:7:3-4
- More than 2;000 Ford Garden Plots in Use, 3(20) May 21 '48:2:2
- 'Early Birds' at Twin City, 3(22) Jun 9 '48:8:3
- Gardeners Warned of Menace to Crops, 3(24) Jun 25 '48:1:2
- Plant Second Crops for Late Harvest, 3(26) Jul 9 '48:3:1
- Sets Record for Gardens and Handling Camshafts, 3(29) Jul 23 '48:3:1-2
- Second Judging of Gardens Aug. 7, 3(30) Jul 30 '48:7:3
- King Cotton, Mr. Peanut Get Ford Garden Test, 3(34) Aug 27 '48:2: 1-2
- Canning and Garden Exhibit Sept. 4, 3(34) Aug 27 '48:3:5
- List Prizes For Garden Winners, 3(35) Sept 3 '48:8:1
- Canning and Garden Prizes Awarded; 3(36) Sept 10 '48:4: 1-5
- Employee Recreation Association Presents First Charter, 3(39) Oct 1 '48:7:2-4
- How Ford's Made History in 1945, 3(51) Dec 31 '48:1+: 1
- Employee Garden Application, 4(13) Apr 1 '49:7:3-4
- Open Ford Garden Applications: 2,300 Plots Offered..., 4(13) Apr 1'49:8:4-5
- Applications Still Open for Ford Garden Plots, 4(14) Apr 8 '49:8: 1-2
- 1,006 Ford Gardens Still Available, 4(15) Apr 15 '49:7:5
- Urge Speed in Signing for Garden: Only Fourth of Plots Still Left, 4(16) Apr 22 '49:3:3-5
- Some Lots Still Left for Gardens, 4(17) Apr 29 '49:8:5
- Gardeners Now Plant Ford Plots, 4(18) May 6 '49:8:5
- Garden Judging Next Week: Will Award First Points for Prizes, 4(24) Jun 17 '49:8:5
- Ford Employee Gardens Yield Early Harvest, 4(26) Jul 1 '49:8:5
- Second Judging of Garden Plots Set for July 30, 4(29) Jul 1 '49:8:5 Final Judging Set for August 28 in Garden Contest, 4(31) Aug 5 '49:4:1
- Harvest of Valuable Prizes Awaits Final Garden Judging, 4(34) Aug 26 '49:1+:2-3
- Touch of Home: Filipino Official Sees Produce of Islands in Ford Gardens, 4(35) Sept 2 '49:1:3-4
- Employee Gardeners Reaping a Harvest of Prizes, 4(35) Sept 2 '49:3: 1-4
Oral Histories
- 65_109 E. G. Liebold (part II)
- 65_112 F. W. Loskowske
- 65_218 Willis F. Ward
- 65_87 Ernest A. Horngren
- 65_210 Charles Voorhess
- 65_229 Dr. H. J. Winkler
- 65_98 W. C. Klann
- 65_158 Frank C. Riecks
Vertical File
- Ford Motor Company - Garden Educational Service