BUILDINGS AND SPECIAL EXHIBITS WITHINTHE EXHIBITION GROUNDS.
[Note. —The buildings bear the numbers prefixed to them in this table, being the numbersadopted by the Centennial Guide Book Co. (Limited).]
Buildings South of the Avenue of theRepublic.
No.
Part Page
i.
Main Exhibition Building,
I.
2 3
2.
Machinery Hall,
III.
9
3-
Machine Shop,
III.
117
4-
III.
117
5-
Corliss Boiler House,
III.
117
6.
III.
II 7
7-
Shoe and Leather Exhibition
Building,
III.
105
8.
Office Centennial Board of Fi-
nance,
III.
117
9-
Office U. S. Centennial Com-
mission,
III.
117
IO.
Centennial National Bank,
III.
117
it.
Weimer Machine Works,
III.
1x8
12.
Bartholdi Fountain
III.
146
r 3-
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Fountain,
III.
146
14.
Fuller, Warren, & Co., Heating
Apparatus,
III.
118
is-
Gillender & Sons, Glassware
Manufactory,
III.
118
16.
Camp of West Point Cadets,
III.
118
17-
Iron Pipe,
III.
118
18.
Liberty Stove Works,
III.
118
19.
III.
119
20.
Boiler House,
III.
119
21.
Railway Engine House,
III.
119
22.
St. Cecilia Organs,
III.
IT 9
23-
Automatic Railway,
III.
Ir 9
24.
Monument—American Soldier,
III.
119
25-
Gunpowder Pile-Driver,
III.
xx'9
26. Jesse Star & Son, Iron Works,
in.
IJ 9
27.
West End Railway Offices,
in.
119
28.
in.
JI 9
29.
New England Granite Co.’s Ex-
hibit,
in.
120
30.
in.
120
3i-
State of Nevada Quartz Mill,
HI.
120
32-
Store House,
in.
120
33-
Friction Drum,
in.
120
34-
Stokes & Parrish, U. S. Hoist-
ing Machine,
hi.
120
35-
Chilean Amalgamating Ma-
chinery,
hi.
120
36-
Campbell Printing Press,
in.
120
37-
Old Locomotive and Car,
hi.
121
38.
Car House,
hi.
121
39-
Police Station,
in.
121
40.
Averill Paint Co.,
111.
121
41.
Centennial Catalogue Co.,
in.
121
42.
Stokes & Parrish, Boiler House,
HI.
121
43-
Ehret’s Waterproof Roofing,
111.
121
44-
HI.
122
45-
Terra Cotta Pipe,
III.
122
46.
Mineral Annex, 1 and 2,
III.
122
47-
Fireproof Ventilated Buildings,
III.
122
48.
Swings,
III.
122
49 -
Ornamental Stone Work,
III.
122
Buildings North of the Avenue of theRepublic, and West of Belmont Av.
No.
Part
Page
5 1 -
United States Government
Building, III.
73
5 *H-
Bartholdi Electric Light, III.
122
52.
73
52^.
Howe Monument, III.
122
53-
United States Hospital Tent, III.
73
53/4-
Jerusalem Bazaar, III.
122
54-
United States Laboratory, III.
73
54/4 •
Office Philadelphia “ Times,” III.
123
55-
Pennsylvania State Building, III.
123
55/4-
Hungarian Wine Pavilion, III.
123
56.
Ohio State Building, III.
123
5 6J4-
Police Station, III.
124
57-
Indiana State Building, III.
I2 4
57/4-
Sponge Fishers of Turkey, III.
I2 4
58.
Illinois State Building, III.
124
58/4-
Bethlehem Bazaar, III.
124
59-
Wisconsin State Building, III.
124
59 J4-
124
60.
Michigan State Building, III.
124
61.
New Hampshire State Build-
ing, III.
125
62.
Connecticut State Building, III.
125
63-
Massachusetts State Build-
ing, III.
125
64.
Delaware State Building, III.
125
65-
Maryland State Building, III.
125
,66.
Arkansas State Building, III.
125
67.
125
68.
West Virginia State Building, III.
125
69.
Canadian Log House, IV.
134
7°.
Missouri State Building, III.
130
7 1 -
British Government Building, IIJ.
130
72.
British Government Building, III.
*3°
73-
British Government Building, III.
130
74-
New York State Building , III.
130
75-
Lienard’s ReliefPlans, Paris,
Jerusalem , Italy , etc., III.
130
76.
Pop-corn Stand, III.
131
77-
Cigar Stand, HI.
*3i
78.
Soda Water Stand, HI.
131
79-
Tunisian Cafe and Bazaar, III.
*3 T
80.
Columbus Monument, III.
13 1
81.
Drinking Fountains, III.
131
82.
Restaurant “Trois Freres
Proven^aux,” HI.
131
S3-
Office New York “ Tribune,” III.
131
84.
World’s Ticket Office, Cook,
Son, & Jenkins, III.
85-
Loiseau’s Pressed Fuel Com-
pany, HI.
132
86.
ings, III.
132
87.
United States Signal Office, III.
141
88.
Tennessee State Building, HI.
141
89.
Mississippi State Building, III.
142
90.
George’s Hill Restaurant, III.
142
91.
Bishop Allen Monument, III.
142