Development of Industry
in the
Midwest

 

The Story of John Deere

Learn about the man who created plows and farm equipment that helped the Midwest develop into farm lands.

John Deere
Hall of Fame: Inventor Profile

The National Inventors Hall of Fame give you a brief profile of famous men and women who created things that improved out lives.
John Deere helped the farmers prepare their land for planting.

The Life of Henry Ford

The life of Henry Ford from the Henry Ford Museum.

Ford Motor Company Chronology

A timeline from 1903 to 1991 that shows the development of the Ford Motor Company.

Henry Ford
Hall of Fame: Inventor Profile

The National Inventors Hall of Fame give you a brief profile of famous men and women who created things that improved out lives.
Henry Ford helped develop the automobile.

Green Giant: A Company Timeline

A timeline of the Green Giant Company from 1903-1999.  This Midwest company has provided vegetables for us for 100 years.

A History of Minneapolis: Milling

The importance of milling lumber and wheat to the development of Minneapolis.

Brief Biography: John Sargent Pillsbury

A brief biography of John Pillsbury who founded Pillsbury Mill to grind wheat.

Cyrus Hall McCormick
Hall of Fame: Inventor Profile

The National Inventors Hall of Fame give you a brief profile of famous men and women who created things that improved out lives.
Cyrus McCormick helped farmers harvest their crops.

The Kellogg Company

The history of the development of the famous cereal company and their founder, Will Keith Kellogg.

Will Keith Kellogg

A biography of Will Keith Kellogg, the inventor of Kellogg's Corn Flakes.  Links to other sites about Kellogg and the Kellogg Company.

Wallace Carothers

Hall of Fame: Inventor Profile

The National Inventors Hall of Fame give you a brief profile of famous men and women who created things that improved out lives.
Wallace Carothers invented nylon.

Franklin Motor Car

A history of the Franklin Motor Car and it's inventor John Wilkinson and it's manufacturer H. H. Franklin.

 

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