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[Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two
401. [Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two Skyride towers stood over 620 feet tall and spanned over 1,800 feet apart.]
[Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two
402. [Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two Skyride towers stood over 620 feet tall and spanned over 1,800 feet apart.]
[Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two
403. [Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two Skyride towers stood over 620 feet tall and spanned over 1,800 feet apart.]
[Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two
404. [Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two Skyride towers stood over 620 feet tall and spanned over 1,800 feet apart.]
[Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two
405. [Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two Skyride towers stood over 620 feet tall and spanned over 1,800 feet apart.]
[Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two
406. [Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two Skyride towers stood over 620 feet tall and spanned over 1,800 feet apart.]
[Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two
407. [Construction of the one of the Century of Progress Skyride towers in 1933. At its completion, the two Skyride towers stood over 620 feet tall and spanned over 1,800 feet apart.]
[Construction of the Radio Flyer display for the Enchanted Island exhibit at the Century of Progress
408. [Construction of the Radio Flyer display for the Enchanted Island exhibit at the Century of Progress International Exhibition. Photo was taken in April of 1933, one month before the grand opening of the Fair.]
[Contestant at the Miss Century of Progress Contest.]
409. [Contestant at the Miss Century of Progress Contest.]
[Contestant Zita Newell at the Grand Opera contest, Century of Progress International Exposition, 1933-34.]
410. [Contestant Zita Newell at the Grand Opera contest, Century of Progress International Exposition, 1933-34.]
[Contruction of the Electrical Group exhibit in preparation for the Century of Progress International
411. [Contruction of the Electrical Group exhibit in preparation for the Century of Progress International Exposition, 1933-1934.]
[Crowds gather to celebrate Edison Day at the Enchanted Island exhibit at A Century of Progress.]
412. [Crowds gather to celebrate Edison Day at the Enchanted Island exhibit at A Century of Progress.]
[Curved part of the north facade of the Hall of Science. Photo was taken in May of 1932.]
413. [Curved part of the north facade of the Hall of Science. Photo was taken in May of 1932.]
[Curved part of the northern facade of the Hall of Science.]
414. [Curved part of the northern facade of the Hall of Science.]
"Dan Seidenberg, first cellist, whose home run blast to deep center field at Grant Park shattered a deadlocked
415. "Dan Seidenberg, first cellist, whose home run blast to deep center field at Grant Park shattered a deadlocked softball game between the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in the seventh inning today (Monday, July 23), boosted the Chicago concert masters to a sensational 18 to 17 victory today. The Chicago symphony Orchestra plays twice daily at Swift bandshell at the World's Fair while the Detroit Symphony Orchestra is filling a long engagement at Ford Gardens, also at the great exhibition. The games was to determine the softball championship between these two outstanding musical organizations."
"Dancers from the Mexican village at A Century of Progress are shown here going through a series of dances
416. "Dancers from the Mexican village at A Century of Progress are shown here going through a series of dances on the stage of the auditorium of the Swift bridge to the delight of the large gathering of members of the National Retail Grocers association who were attending the World's Fair."
[Dancers in costume at the Century of Progress Swiss Village.]
417. [Dancers in costume at the Century of Progress Swiss Village.]
[Daniel Chester's "Statue of the Republic" in the Court of Honor at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition
418. [Daniel Chester's "Statue of the Republic" in the Court of Honor at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago.]
"Department Store of 1890. The lady at the counter is buying a corset for her child, and the bust shows,
419. "Department Store of 1890. The lady at the counter is buying a corset for her child, and the bust shows, what was than considered a beautiful figure. Tennis was the fashion, but our champions would probably object playing it in the dress the young girl is wearing."
[Detail of the southern facade of the Hall of Science building. The Carillon Tower is seen on the right.]
420. [Detail of the southern facade of the Hall of Science building. The Carillon Tower is seen on the right.]
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