Panama-Pacific Exposition Opens February 28 1915
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition opens in full detail on February 28 1915 as the greatest and most marvelous celebration. Forty nations join America to celebrate the Panama Canal in a conclave unsurpassed in history.
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America
Panama Canal
The World's Exposition Amusements and Show Features
A grand panorama of the 1915 Great Exposition in San Francisco outlines vast amusements, the Panama Canal model ride, the Aeroscope and inverted pendulum, and a schedule of events. Highlights include the Vanderbilt Cup Race on the bay, Grand Prize shows, a 390 event contest slate, and international exhibits with ships, cattle, sheep, and prize stock. The event opens in 1915 with extensive paid performances, thrilling pageantry, and a massive auditorium complex at the fairgrounds.
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Balt Lake
Clole
San Franclco
Ceuventhens
Dougian Crane
Grand Canyon
Panama Canal
Wlztuetive
Tony
Prine
New York
Manston Canal
Golden Gain
Preneisen Tay
Woodrow Wit
Emperor Wiliam
Germany
George
England
Bure
Wisco Limsglf
Congress
Stremer
Dom
Ben Bellt
Expesi
Magnistenst Vestivral Palace
Ereunds
Pete Fer
Yellowtone Nay Hoenal Park
Grand Canyon of
Artoona
Wonderful Exhibits From All Lands Show the World's Best Progress
The Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco opens Feb 20, 1915, after early 0 percent completion, with thousands of exhibits from 40 nations and a cost well over 60 million dollars. It showcases the Panama Canal, national achievements, and aims to unite wartime nations in peaceful progress, featuring sculpture, art, and grand international displays.
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San Francisco
BBC
Hamilton Wright
San Francisco Examiner
Lincoln Beachey
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Great Palace of Fine Arts
George W. Goethals
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