Arts & Culture

The Henry Ford’s ‘Magical History Tour’ is dying to take you away

WKAR Public Media | By Scott Pohl

Published April 28, 2016 at 11:42 AM EDT

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This video display transitions from the Beatles years to the solo careers of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison.

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The 'break up letter.' The legal document that dissolved the band members' official ties to one another.

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Melissa Foster of The Henry Ford poses in a Beatles suit cutout.

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A brick by brick replica of Liverpool's Cavern Club stage where the Beatles first performed.

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The album signed by John Lennon for his assassin hours before he was shot and killed.

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The Henry Ford's exhibit 'The Magical History Tour' runs through September 18.

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Everybody loves The Beatles. This weekend, The Henry Ford opens an exhibit of Beatles memorabilia called "The Magical History Tour."

It was big news yesterday when it was announced that Paul McCartney has scheduled an August 15th concert in Grand Rapids. There’s little doubt that the Beatles are the most popular band in history. McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr left an indelible mark on the world in the 1960’s, and fans can relive those glory days and their post-Beatles solo careers at a new exhibit opening Saturday at The Henry Ford in Dearborn.

Current State producer Scott Pohl visits the “Magical History Tour” with The Henry Ford’s Media Relations Manager Melissa Foster.