Official Views of Pan-American Exposition
Official Views of Pan-American Exposition
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THE MIDWAY FROM THE ELECTRIC TOWER.— The Pan-American Midway is a street which has several turns, and the exhibitions one passes in going through it have over a mile of frontage. Only a portion of the street can be seen in this picture.
The arena immediately in front is the bull ring of the Streets of Mexico.
Copyright, 1901, by C. D. Arnold.
AGRICULTURE, BY PHINISTER A. PROCTOR.— This is a ffroup in the Court of Fountains, to the east of the Fountain of Abundance. It is typical of a leading ph...ase of American life.
THE MIDWAY, LOOKING NORTH— To the right is Fair Japan, beyond it the studio of C. D. Arnold, official photographer, and in the distance, where the street turns to the left, the Johnstown Flood. The tower of Alt Numbers and the Scenic Railway are seen to the left.
THE MIDWAY, LOOKING WEST.— This is a view of the Midway from the Plaza Restaurant, and shows to the rigrht Trip to the Moon, Thompson's Aero Cycle and Old Plantation. Dreamland is at the far end of the street, and to the left the Panopticon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE MIDWAY FROM THE ELECTRIC TOWER.— The Pan-American Midway is a street which has several turns, and the exhibitions one passes in going through it have over a mile of frontage. Only a portion of the street can be seen in this picture.
The arena immediately in front is the bull ring of the Streets of Mexico.
Copyright, 1901, by C. D. Arnold.
AGRICULTURE, BY PHINISTER A. PROCTOR.— This is a ffroup in the Court of Fountains, to the east of the Fountain of Abundance. It is typical of a leading ph...ase of American life.
THE MIDWAY, LOOKING NORTH— To the right is Fair Japan, beyond it the studio of C. D. Arnold, official photographer, and in the distance, where the street turns to the left, the Johnstown Flood. The tower of Alt Numbers and the Scenic Railway are seen to the left.
THE MIDWAY, LOOKING WEST.— This is a view of the Midway from the Plaza Restaurant, and shows to the rigrht Trip to the Moon, Thompson's Aero Cycle and Old Plantation. Dreamland is at the far end of the street, and to the left the Panopticon.
What to read after Official Views of Pan-American Exposition?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C D Charles Dudley Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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