BOOKS
about the
PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION
1915 WORLD'S FAIR

Here are books dealing exclusively with
The 1915 San Francisco World's Fair.

THE FOLLOWING MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED
WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE AUTHOR ©

 




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THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF WORLD'S FAIRS (1983)
 "San Francisco's Panama Pacific
   International Exposition of 1915"

        By Burton Benedict. *(Not Reviewed.)


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WEST FROM HOME (1974)
 "Letters of Laura Ingalls Wilder, San Francisco 1915"

        Edited by Roger Lea MacBride from Laura Ingalls' letters she
        wrote when she went to visit her daughter in California. The
        Panama-Pacific Exposition (World's Fair) which celebrated the
        opening of The Panama Canal, was being held at the time and
        Laura and her daughter visited. *(Although description of the
        fair is limited, there is a picture section showing views of
        it. (Most of Laura's letters described other things.) Yes,
        this is the same Laura Ingalls that wrote the "Little House"
        and related books.) A thankyou to Eowyn at The University of
        Maryland, U.S.A. for suggesting this book.

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       Harper & Row Publishers, Inc.            Price:  Unknown
       10 East 53rd Street, New York  10022
       U.S.A.                                   ISBN:   06-024110-1-X


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THE WORLD'S FAIR (1992)
  "The Days of Laura Ingalls Wilder, Book 5"

        By T.L. Tedrow. *(No Further Information.) (Presumably,
        it's her exploits at the fair as taken from her letters
        and writings of the time.)


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