File:Official guide to the Lewis and Clark centennial exposition, Portland, Oregon, June 1 to October 15, 1905 (1905) (14596319708).jpg

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Title: Official guide to the Lewis and Clark centennial exposition, Portland, Oregon, June 1 to October 15, 1905 ..
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition (1905 : Portland, Or.) Bradley, Lawson G., (from old catalog) comp
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Publisher: (Portland, Or.)
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: The Library of Congress

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and Utah State buildings. Returning again to the front of the Agricultural build-ing, which is the logical starting point, the line of build-ings to the left are the Foreign Exhibits, Oriental andForestry buildings, the latter standing at the top of thegradual rise. South of these structures, arranged in aline, are the Coos County, Oregon, and Massachusettsbuildings and the Museum of Fine Arts. Adjoining the Forestry building are the Californiaand the Washington State buildings, and west of thesethe beautiful natural park. Passing east again on one ofthe numerous paths, the main terraces appear. Here isgiven an exceptional view of the lake and lower part ofthe exposition. Hereafter the situation is self-explanatory. That shell-shaped structure below you is the acoustical bandstand,where daily open-air band concerts will be given. To theright lies The Trail, and across the Bridges of Nations isthe magnificent Government building. 4S T>on V Fail to See Hungarian Csarda Little Hungary
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The elite place of the grounds Situated on the lake Best view of lake and submarine light display First-class European & American kitchen Hungarian specialties Best wines, beers & spirits guaranteed Very reasonable prices 49 CHE Trail, the amusement feature of the exposition,marks the beginning of the bridge which crossesGuilds lake. After examining any of the thousandsof interesting exhibits contained in the large palaces, thevisitor may find much to amuse him within a few shortsteps of the principal parts of the expositiongrounds. The Trail is easily reached from theY\\e Trail Government buildings, from the American inn,________ Columbia court, or the Concourse plaza. Its attractions are all of the best, affording thecleanest and most spontaneous of humor. The manage-ment of the exposition has striven to make The Trailsuperior to the corresponding features of any previousexposition. Applications for concessions of an objection-able nature were denied, referring, in particula

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