[Transcribers notes: A few images have been repaired wheredamage was obvious,
such as specks on the original plate or voids in the printing process.
A gamma correction of  0.8 has been applied to compensate foraging of the ink.

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linked to the named pages.

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and marvel
at the detail of these 1893 photographs. Signs and flags areeasily read. The only
technical flaw is the long exposure to produce the crisp detail anddepth of field.
Occasionally the moving leg of a pedestrian is blurred. Find the manmowing
the grass in plate 63.

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Chapter V, "The World's Columbian Exposition"from

Volume V of

"History of the United States" by E. Benjamin Andrews (1905)is included
to provide a contemporary description of the Exposition. ]

OFFICIAL VIEWS OF THE WORLD'S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

ISSUED BY THE

DEPARTMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHY

C. D. ARNOLD
H. D. HIGINBOTHAM
Official Photographers

1893

PRESS CHICAGO PHOTO-GRAVURE CO.

INDEX.