1900 to 1919
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1900, Paris, France - Universal Exposition of 1900 |
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1901, Buffalo, United States - Pan-American Exposition |
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1904, Saint Louis, United States - Louisiana Purchase ExpositionThe Louisiana Purchase Exposition was held in the St. Louis, Missouri, United States from May 1 to October 31, 1904. The Fair celebrated the centennial of the Louisiana Purchase. |
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1905, Liège, Belgium - Universal & International Exposition |
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1905, Portland, United States - Lewis & Clark Centennial Exposition |
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1906, Milan, Italy - Milan International Exhibition |
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1907, Dublin, Ireland - Irish International Exhibition |
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1907, Hampton Roads, United States - Jamestown Exposition |
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1908-14 London - White City ExpositionsLarge scale, influential international expositions were held in London's White City exhibition grounds as follows: 1908 Franco-British Exhibition, 1909 Imperial International Exhibiton, 1910 Japan-British Exhibition, 1911 Coronation Exhibition, 1912 Latin-British Exhibition, 1914 Anglo-American Exhibition. The 1908 Olympic Games were held on site at the Exhibition. The grounds were taken over and converted for military use during World War I. |
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1909, Seattle, United States - Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition |
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1910, Brussels, Belgium - Brussels International Exhibition |
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1911, Glasgow, Scotland - Scottish Exhibition, Art and Industry |
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1913, Ghent, Belgium - Ghent International Exhibition |
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1915, San Francisco, United States - Panama-Pacific International ExpositionStaged to celebrate the completion of the Panama Canal, and drawing over 19 million visitors in only nine months, the Pan-Pacific International Expo rose like a literal jewel from the ashes of San Francisco's 1906 Earthquake and Fire. |
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1915, San Diego, United States - Panama-California ExpositionThe Panama-California Exposition was held in San Diego, California from March 9, 1915 to January 1, 1917. The exposition celebrated the opening of the Panama Canal, and was meant to promote San Diego as the first US port of call for ships traveling north after passing through the canal. The fair was held in San Diego's large urban Balboa Park. |
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