Pan American Exposition at Buffalo Aims for Grandeur
The Pan American Exposition in Buffalo for 1901 promises a grand, easily viewed layout spanning 350 acres with a central inverted T plan. Highlights include the Albright Art Gallery, a vast boathouse, multiple courts with water features, ornamental staff exteriors, red tile roofs, and the Elektrische tower as centerpiece. The exhibit, directed by Karl Ritter, will showcase over 125 sculpture groups and diverse displays from electrical machinery to agriculture and forestry across a vast grounds network near Lincoln Parkway and Delware Park.
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