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A Century of Progress records

A Century of Progress International Exposition was held in Chicago during the summers of 1933 and 1934 to commemorate the incorporation of the city in 1833. This collection consists of the extant operating records of A Century Progress World's Fair.
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Artist's rendition of the Emerson, Bohrer & Stirling building
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Date:
1932
Collection:
Century of Progress records
Access:
Public access


Artistic rendering of the Travel and Transport Building
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Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
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Public access


Mural depicting industry and industrialization
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Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
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Public access


Mural depicting industry and industrialization
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Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
Access:
Public access


Mural of a coal miner working in a mine shaft
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Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
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Public access


Mural of the workshop floor of a factory
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Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
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Public access


Mural representing industry and industrialization
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This picture depicts a Bessemer converter used to mass-produce steel from molten pig iron.
Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
Access:
Public access


Mural representing industry and industrialization
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Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
Access:
Public access


Mural representing industry and industrialization
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Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
Access:
Public access


Rufus C. Dawes (left), and RCA executive Owen D. Young
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Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
Access:
Public access


Stripping bark from trees
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Artist's rendition of a nineteenth-century estate somewhere along the Atlantic seaboard. The workers in the painting appear to be harvesting the bark off the birch trees. Strips of birch bark were often used as a veneer for canoes of other hand-crafted items.
Date:
1933-1934
Collection:
Century of Progress records
Access:
Public access