Identifier: officialcatalogu00pana (find matches)
Title: Official catalogue and guide book to the Pan-American exposition ..
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Pan-American Exposition (1901 : Buffalo, N.Y.)
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Publisher: Buffalo, N.Y., C. Ahrhart
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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eIndians themselves. LIVE STOCK EXHIBIT. To the left as one enters the East Amherst gate are the buildingsfor this exhibit, covering an area of about 10 acres and with a capacityfor housing 6,000 animals. Fifteen in number and provided with allmodern conveniences for the healthful care of stock of all kinds. Inthis department, owing to the large number of applications for entrygreat care has been taken that the exhibits shall consist of nothingexcept the finest specimens of each particular class. FORESTRY EXHIBIT. This exhibit is appropriately housed in a building of rough logs,south of the U. S. Government buildings and separated from them bythe canal. On entering the Meadow gate and walking northward tillthe second crossroad is reached, it is the second building to the left.It is 100x150 feet in size and contains exhibits from mgst of the Southand Central American countries, as well as complete ones from theUnited States and Canada. 35 Tiie Pan-American Official Catalogue and Guide.
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36 The Pan-American Official Catalogue and Guide. CHILDRENS BUILDING. Situated on the south Midway and adjoining the concession forVenice in America, is the building provided for the use and care ofchildren. It is a two-story frame structure 75x60 feet and the colorscheme adopted is in accord with the surrounding buildings, of brownsand yellows. On the first floor are provided parlors and receptionrooms, and also a diet kitchen for the preparation of the foods for thelittle ones. In the second story a dormitory is arranged and about fifty cotsare arranged within the same. BAKERS AND LOWNEYS CHOCOLATE EXHIBIT BUILDINGS. On the south and north sides of the canal bridge, which approachesthe Horticulture building from the east are the two buildings whichthese two firms use for their exhibits of chocolate, cocoa, etc. TheBaker building on the south side is rectangular in form, two storieshigh and upon which is a cupola terminating in a spire. The secondstory of the building is arranged in

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