Visions of Architects Rise at San Francisco Exposition
The Panama Pacific International Exposition planned for 1915 in San Francisco celebrates the Panama Canal opening. Vast grounds transform from barren fields to parklike spaces with statuary, tropical plants, and decorative murals by top architects and artists.
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San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Exposition
City of Exposition Palaces
Exposition Building
Exposition Grounds
Halidays
Jules Guerin
Worie
Wilson
Hampton Roads
Virginia
Hampton Heads
Caribbeaan Sea
Golden Gate
America
Panama
Pacific Ocean
Festival Hall
Nations of the East arch at Panama-Pacific Exposition
The Nations of the East sculptural group will crown the Arch of the Rising Sun in the Court of the Sun and Stars. The tallest figure will reach 188 feet above the floor. Frederick G. R. Roth designed the statue, while A. Stirling Calder conceived the group. A companion Nations of the West will balance it across the court.
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Emurt
West
Ryder
Frederick G. R. Roth
America
A. Stirling Calder
San Francisco
Rue de Triomphe
Paria
Leo Lentelli
Interurban Time Table For Sullivan Terre Haute 1913
Interurban schedule effective February 10 1913 lists Sullivan to Terre Haute trains from early morning to late evening with multiple daily departures and arrivals. It notes Terre Haute to Sullivan times and routes via Youngstown and Pimento with signal-only stops and limited trains.
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Sullivan
Terre Haute
Youngstown
Pimento
Chicago
Southeastern
R. R
Ar. Sullivan
Ly. Sullivan
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Panama Pacific International Exposition Company
Court of the Sun
Panama-Pacific
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Panama Pacific Interisiil Exposition Company
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North Court Street
Sullivan, Ind
Barco
Ind
Clayton A. Prick
C.T. Howard
Indiana Veterinary College
Parks & Kinoris Barn
Indiana
Laurent & Thompson Attorneys At Law
Old
Shelburn, Ind
A. L. O’neil
Southern
Peoria
St. Louis
Beehunter
Vandalia
Indianapolis
Vincennes
Bedford
Monon
Seymour
Ith
Pennsylvania
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Cincinnati
Westport
Big Four
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