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The 1904 St Louis Worlds Fair Landmarks 6 Louisiana Purchase Exposition

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    Description

    The 1904 St Louis World's Fair.  Landmarks 6.
    Sponsored by St Louis Community College at Meramec.
    Edited by Rosemary Hyde Thomas, PhD. and Martha Baker
    Published 1992.
    Illustrated.Softcover book.  8.25 x 10.75 inches. 210 pages.
    Brand New Condition.
    Topics include The Pike, archaeological dig at the Fair site, Women's and Men's fashions at the Fair, Ethnic groups, The Ferris Wheel, family stories about the Fair.
    The 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis, otherwise known as the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, spanned 1,200 acres, boasted 1,500 buildings and 75 miles of roads and walkways, and included 62 foreign nations and 43 states in its exhibitions. Incredibly, though, only a few of those original buildings still stand — the rest were designed to be temporary structures, which were easier to construct and easier to dismantle.
    The fair’s Palace of Fine Art now houses the Saint Louis Arts Museum.