Project 180 streetscape renovations installed a series of destination markers throughout downtown Oklahoma City. The destination markers depict an aerial map with a small silver pin that denotes “you are here.” The outer ring of each destination marker highlights a local historic or pop culture event specific to the city. HIstorical significance: In addition to the Ford Plant 3 blocks West, one could have also viewed the sturdy County Courthouse just South of this spot. Built in the Richardsonian architectural style, the City was growing so fast that the building was already overcrowded when workers moved in in 1902. It was replaced by the current Court House in 1937. This marker reads: Three blocks to the west, the Ford Assembly Plant was opened in 1915 by Henry Ford, who pioneered the mass production of cars. Employing 250 workers at its peak, it was reorganized as a regional parts depot during the Great Depression and operated until 1967.