Posted 7 years ago
Padit
(9 items)
Shown in this post is like a pinch of sand of what you see here. I feel all and especially the young and old both of this country, should take the time to go to a library or computer to observe the greatness of America in the turn of the century. The size of things, the art, the quality and the character of the people that made it great so we could inherent it. My opinion is we don't deserve it, but we have it. I could go on, but just look at the two pictures of what was not taught in my school, my children's schools or their children's schools.
Nations fear us not for what we can make, they fear us for what we can destroy.
Thank You All For Your Thought's
Fortapache
Blunderbuss2
Vetraio50
Ttomtucker
Mrstyndall
SpiritBear
ho2cultcha
Brunswick
Thanks for showing your book. I like all things World's Fair & Expositions.
Here are my two Columbian Exposition books & a few of my World's Fair items:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/153999-shepps-worlds-fair-photographed?in=collection-725
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/152516-official-guide-to-the-worlds-columbian?in=collection-725
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/user/pw-collector/worlds-fair-memorabilia
Dave
Padit, something really amazing happen to me 9 month ago, i found in a dumpster a series of book(8) on the Columbian Fair exposition, range from 1851(World Art Exposition,New-York) to 1893(Columbian Fair exposition).
To be a pack rat, i pack it somewhere, thanks for remember me of it.
Those or absolute reference book, thanks for sharing this.
Regards
Alan
Many Thanks
PoliticalPinbacks
Alan2310
pw-collector
Signaholic
This Expo was also known as "White City" for the plastered facades. We were from Chicago, and my grandmother attended as a child. She had a lot of tidbits to share with us when I was growing up.
Very Much Appreciated,
Oroyoroyisthatyourhorse
ttomtucker
LOUMANAL