# Ford Assembly Plant

> Large industrial complex with historic wartime production roots and preserved architecture damaged by an earthquake. It hosts innovative businesses alongside a Rosie the Riveter visitor center and recreational spaces like pickleball courts. The atmosphere blends historical significance with modern adaptive reuse.

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- Address: 1414 Harbour Way S #1201, Richmond, California, United States
- Website: https://www.nps.gov/places/ford-motor-company-assembly-plant.htm

## What people say

- "I learned this historical site was the largest assembly plant on the West Coast."

## Good to know

- The visitor center is the only publicly accessible historical space on site.
- The large warehouse now has pickleball courts and is leased by a sporting goods store.
- The site is part of the National Historic Sites and offers educational programs.
- Public/private partnerships helped preserve the structure for future generations.
- Parking is available nearby for visitors to the center.

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