The Century World's Fair Book for Boys and Girls: Being the Adventures of Harry and Philip with Their Tutor, Mr. Douglass, at the World's Columbian ExpositionJenks, Tudor
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The Century World's Fair Book for Boys and Girls: Being the Adventures of Harry and Philip with Their Tutor, Mr. Douglass, at the World's Columbian Exposition
Jenks, Tudor
Artists -- Juvenile fiction; Chicago (Ill.) -- Juvenile fiction; Conduct of life -- Juvenile fiction; Cousins -- Juvenile fiction; Exhibitions -- Juvenile fiction; National characteristics -- Juvenile fiction; Photographers -- Juvenile fiction; Tutors and tutoring -- Juvenile fiction; World's Columb
The Ferris Wheel 70
The Performing Bear 71
Old Vienna 72
Going into the Cars of the Ferris Wheel 73
From the Ferris Wheel—Looking East 74
From the Ferris Wheel—Looking West 75
A View Through the Ferris Wheel 76
Looking Up at the Ferris Wheel 77
A View Taken at Full Speed on the Ice Railway 78
A Sleeping Lioness 79
Meal-time 79
Sketch of a Tiger 80
Young Lion Asleep 80
A Lion’s Head 81
The Polar Bear 82
The Lion King 82
A Tiger on a Tricycle 82
A Tiger on a Ball 83
Head of a Lioness 83
CHAPTER VII.—THE STATE AND NATIONAL BUILDINGS
“A Bubble of Light.” The Dome of the Horticultural Building by
Night 84
A Greeting from the British Lion 85
The Century Co’s Room in the Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Building 86
Victoria House 88
India House 89
The Massachusetts State Building 90
The New York State Building 91
The Ohio State Building 92
The California State Building 93
A Group of Eskimo 94
Eskimo Woman and Children 94
Eskimo Group with Snow House 95
The Eskimo and Their Dogs 95
“The Sleep of the Flowers”—A Bas-relief on the Horticultural
Building 96
General View of the Horticultural Building 97
CHAPTER VIII.—THE CHILDREN’S AND THE WOMAN’S BUILDINGS
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