Editing Visayan Village

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The Visayan Village was located on the shore of [[Lake Arrowhead]] in the [[Philippine Exhibit]], just behind the [[Palace of Agriculture]].

==Etymology==

==Before the Fair==

==Description==
The complex of 20 houses was enclosed by a picturesque fence of laced bamboo. The Visayans lived just as like they were in their homes in the islands. They were friendly, highly intelligent and operated a market which contained many beautiful articles and fabrics, including: Jusi, Pina and Sinimay cloth, the making of embroidery, hats, mats, canes, etc. Pineapple fibers that were weaved into silk-like cloths dazzled the visitors. Wood-carving were also showcased.  
The village was 4 acres in size.

==After the Fair==

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[[Category:Philippine Exhibit]]