Panama-Pacific International Exhibition (San Francisco, California)
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San Francisco, California
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exposition, historical layer / disappeared object
A world's fair held February 20 - December 4, 1915, to celebrate the opening of the Panama Canal and to demonstrate the recovery of San Francisco from the 1906 earthquake. The Palace of Fine Arts and its exhibit building (now the Exploratorium) were the only buildings to survive the close of the fair (though other features such as the Palace's lagoon and the eastern end of the boat harbor also still survive). Both of the surviving buildings were torn down, except for the steel frame of the exhibit building, in 1964 and replaced with near-duplicate buildings made from more durable materials.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panama-Pacific_International_Exposition_(1915)
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 37°48'10"N 122°26'46"W
- Panama-California Exhibition 740 km
- Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition 862 km
- Alaska–Yukon–Pacific Exposition 1097 km
- Taylor County Expo Center 2150 km
- Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition 2298 km
- Expo Gardens 2831 km
- Southern Exposition of 1883 3196 km
- Centennial Exposition 4050 km
- Sesqui-Centennial International Exposition 4055 km
- Champlain Valley Exposition 4136 km
- Marina 0.8 km
- Cow Hollow 1.1 km
- Pacific Heights 1.5 km
- Fort Mason, Upper Reservation 1.6 km
- Presidio Heights 1.7 km
- The Presidio of San Francisco 1.8 km
- Lower Pacific Heights 2 km
- Japantown 2.3 km
- Western Addition 2.8 km
- San Francisco Bay 18 km