Panama-Pacific Exposition to Open in 1915 with Global Panels
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition, set for February 20 1915 in San Francisco, promises revolutionary exhibits and vast international participation. World trade routes shift as Goethals leads canal plans, with livestock shows, naval displays, and a 20 000-strong chorus among the many planned events.
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Panama Canal
George W. Goethals
Canal Zone
Gorgas
United States
San Francisco
New York
Pacific
North
South America
Orient
Atlantic
America
Panama
Golden Gate
San Francisco Bay
Brge
George
England
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Germany
Australia
China
Brazil
Angel Island
Exposition Grounds
Livestock Department
D. O. Lively
National Wool Growers’ Association
Sidney A. Cleman
U.S. A
Tenth Hussars
Dragoon Guards
Grenadiers
Potsdam
Wales
Greece
France
Palace of Fine Arts
Europe
Try
National Association of Automobile Manufacturers
Frederick J. W. Skiff
Field Columbian Museum
Skiff
Chicago
United States Commission
St. Louis
Japan
Netherlands
Neous
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Tures
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Santa Fe Railway
Spain
Old
Automobile Indus
Exposition
Great Machinery Hall
Great Transportation Building
Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co
Charles C. Moore
Panama Pacific International Exposition
American Press Association