From the first artefact, the legendary Ford Model T, this exhibition explores the contribution of Hungarians to the development of the United States. Makó-born József Galamb was a key designer at the Ford Motor Company from 1904 onwards, and played a vital role in the car that transformed America, the highest-selling model until 1972. The American Dream – Hungarians in the United States 1976-2026 touches on how other emigrés, refugees and many members of the Magyar diaspora moved the dial across the Atlantic.
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The American Dream
Marking the 250th anniversary since the Declaration of Independence, this exhibition explores the Hungarian contribution to the development of the United States
Written by Peterjon Cresswell
Local expert, Budapest
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- Address
- Hungarian National Museum
- 14-16
- Múzeum körút
- Budapest
- 1088
- Opening hours:
- Tue-Sun 10am-6pm. Closed Mon
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