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
An Unframed Picture 98
A Chair-load 99
The Children’s Building 100
The Gymnasium: Children’s Building 101
The Library: Children’s Building 103
Teaching the Deaf: Children’s Building 104
The Nursery: Children’s Building 105
The Top of the Woman’s Building 106
The Woman’s Building 107
Harry’s Card 108
Philip’s Weight-ticket 109
An Umbrella Exhibit 110
The Life-saving Boat 111
CHAPTER IX.—THE MANUFACTURES AND LIBERAL ARTS BUILDING
Just from the Ranch 112
A Distorting Mirror 113
General View of Building for Manufactures and the Liberal Arts 114
Porch of Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building 115
Another View of the Manufactures and Liberal Arts
Building 116
From a Window in the Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building,
Looking Northwest 117
The Arts of War: A Mural Painting in One of the Porches of the
Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building 118
One of the Domes of the Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building.
Painted by J. Carroll Beckwith 119
Part of Group above Main Entrance of Manufactures and Liberal
Arts Building 120
“—And the Cat Came Back” 122
A Japanese Carving 122
The Hunters’ Camp 123
Interior of the Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building—Showing
the Elevators 124
The Fire-boat “Fire Queen” 125
The Roof-walk, Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building 126
CHAPTER X.—THE FINE ARTS BUILDING
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