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The World of Science, Art, and Industry
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Official Catalogue of the New-York Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations, 1853 [microform]
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Reports on the New York Exhibition of 1853, and the World's Columbian Exposition of 1893; 1854-94
EXHIBITIONS The New York Exhibition of 1853 was the first international exhibition to be held in the United States. It had been inspired by the Crystal Palace Exhibition of 1851 and, though on a much smaller scale than that event, the New York fair attracted over 4,800 exhibitors from the United States and 23 foreign countries. Volume 42 contains the reports of the British Commissioners of the New York exhibition. The reports themselves are technically detailed, in some cases with considerable illustration, and are not simply confined to the exhibition itself. In 1893, Chicago was the site of the World's Columbian Exposition, an event also represented in this collection of papers, though not with the thoroughness devoted to the New York fair. Three short papers on the Columbian Exposition are included. -- Publisher's catalogue.
