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Jackson Park, Chicago World's Fair Wall Decor Both print materials are archival

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Description

Both print materials are archival and museum-quality

guiding viewers through the transit options in the city

so there is sure to be something for every space

The photograph was taken with a color transparency in August 1942

Pillsbury Hall was named after John S

Jackson Park, Chicago World's Fair Wall Decor Both print materials are archivalTaken sometime between 1890 and 1901, this image takes viewers back to the World's Columbian Exposition. This building originally served as the Palace of Fine Arts during the Fair, and was later restored and reopened as the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago's Jackson Park. Our team has carefully digitally restored this unique photograph, as the original dry plate negative had gathered its share of dust, damage, and fading over the last

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