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	Gerald R. Ford Museum Permanent Exhibits Permanent Exhibits 1970s Gallery Constitution in Crisis Young Jerry Ford At Work in the Oval Office Leadership in Diplomacy Cabinet Room Ford Burial Site Temporary Exhibits Volunteer at the Museum Teacher's page About the Museum
				Young Jerry Ford After experiencing the mood and climate of the 1970s, visitors journey farther back in time to Ford's early days -- from his formative years through his congressional service -- in a re-creation of his father's paint and varnish company. This display portrays Ford as a man of decency and integrity, highlighting the important role his Grand Rapids upbringing played in developing this future leader. Visitors also see Gerald Ford as the nation first came to know him, through a re-creation of his vice-presidential confirmation hearings.   « Previous Next »

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