It's a shame. If it wasn't for the bad attitude of some of the workers, this would have been a fun and educational experience. The people who restored and preserve these properties did an amazing job and the buildings and historical artifacts do an amazing job of telling the story.. But some of the workers that are in charge of customer service in the stores are some of the most miserable people I have ever met. In the store on the Ford property, the lady gave us a dirty look when we walked in with our 2 and 4 year old sons. Her reaction when my 2 year old picked up a toy car pencil sharpener and brought it up to the counter to purchase was she gave him a disgusted look. I asked if they have kids come in there often and she started yelling at me "YES WE DO SIR but most people can control their kids". Then she started lecturing me on how he could break the metal toy car pencil sharpeners. Mind you this was the first thing the lady said to us. This lady was the nastiest person with a strong dislike for kids. The lady at the front store wasn't any nicer, even before our kids walked in. If it was just one of the employees i would have chalked it up to a bad day but they really need to do a better job of deciding who should be responsible for customer service. read more