Panama Exposition Palaces Rise Near San Francisco Bay
A vast article from 1911 describes the Panama Pacific International Exposition rising on San Francisco Bay. It highlights architectural plans by Carrere Hastings, the Tower of Jewels, and extensive state participation led by Nebraska. The piece notes giant palaces, a maritime setting, and plans for live stock shows, panoramas, and international exhibits with hundreds of thousands in premiums and concessions.
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San Francisco Bay
Exposition City
America
San Francisco
Messrs
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Hastings
Boffalo
Nebraska
Panama
Nebraska Society of California
Nebraska Society
Exposition
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Santa Fe Railway
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Panama Canal
Nuremberg
Germany
China
Japan
Awab Falconer
Eaasi
Pan
Ol Sancific International
Francisco
1915
Jules Guerin
Sausalito Heights
Golden Gate
Panama Pacific Exposition Dreams Come True for World Interest
Vast plans for the Panama Pacific International Exposition in 1915 promise a global spectacle. Aeroplanes, dirigibles, battleships in harbor, vast glass domes, and iconic arches will frame an expansive Exposition city with nine major palaces, including the Palace of Horticulture and courts themed on sunrise and sunset.
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United States
Europe
England
Germany
Russia
Italy
Switzerland
Frank
Meeisai
Mat Eught
Department of Horticulture
Great West Cour
Twenty Bacon
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Great East Court
Louis C. Mullgarthé
Chicago
Panama Canal
America
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