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Here are several views of our future museum complex in Auburn, Indiana, by Architect Bill Fox. This beautiful scale model shows much more detail than a drawing can. It is on display in our Phase I building. Click on any photo to see an enlarged version.
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| The plate reads: Early Ford V-8 Foundation Museum • Auburn, Indiana •Phases I & II Wm. Baltzer Fox, AIA • Architect • Dickerson, Maryland |
The floorplan of the main Phase II building. From left to right across the front: Art deco "dealership", the Rotunda, and right wing |
Front of the complex, with the existing Phase I building in the background. |
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| Side view. That's an existing lake in the upper right |
Other side. The room to the left of the dealership is a restoration shop. Notice the walkway from the shop to Phase I |
Restoration shop and dealership |
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| Main entrance is through the dealership |
The dealership houses reception, gift shop and cafe |
The dealership will have a turntable to display a Ford through the showroom window |
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| The heart and soul of the building - a replica of the famous Ford Rotunda. It will house a theatre |
The right wing |
This wing will house our research library and archives |
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| Phase I's proximity to Phase II (right) |
Phase I is complete with the exception of the glass block entrance and metal trim, which may be added in the future. |
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Help us "revive" Ford's famous Rotunda. Additional information is available on this web site or by calling 260-927-8022.