Born on a farm in Michigan, Ford dreamed of inventing things as a boy. He may not have invented the automobile, per se, but he did make innovations that changed the world.
Henry Ford was born in Greenfield Township near Dearborn Michigan in 1863. As a boy he had an early interest in clockwork and other mechanical devices. However, he seems to have a dislike for farm work, and by 16 he chose to move to Detroit, and became an apprentice machinist. By 1896 he had built his first gasoline powered vehicle which he called the "quadracycle." He also worked for Thomas Edison's company, and met this famous inventor of the light bulb personally. They talked to about gasoline engines, and Ford was reportedly given the advice by Edison, "Try it."
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