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Public wiki for the 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition
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|'''University:''' The administration group of buildings leased from Washington University. | |'''University:''' The administration group of buildings leased from Washington University. | ||
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! colspan="2" | | ! colspan="2" |Services | ||
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|[[File:Pin-Fire.png|80px]] | |[[File:Pin-Fire.png|80px]] | ||
| | |'''Fire Department:''' Building housing firemen and fire engines. | ||
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|[[File:Pin-Hospital.png|80px]] | |[[File:Pin-Hospital.png|80px]] | ||
| | |'''Hospital:''' A place with doctors and nurses dedicated to healing. | ||
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|[[File:Pin-Police.png|80px]] | |[[File:Pin-Police.png|80px]] | ||
| | |'''Police Station:''' A building used by the police forces of the Fair. | ||
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|[[File:Pin-Transportation.png|80px]] | |[[File:Pin-Transportation.png|80px]] | ||
| | |'''Tram Station:''' A place to board/unboard the trams operating on the fairgrounds. | ||
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|[[File:Pin-Hotel.png|80px]] | |[[File:Pin-Hotel.png|80px]] | ||
| | |'''Hotel:''' A building primarily used for visitors to spend the night. | ||
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|[[File:Pin-Entrance.png|80px]] | |[[File:Pin-Entrance.png|80px]] | ||
| | |'''Entrance:''' An official entrance to the fairgrounds. | ||
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|[[File:Pin-Bathroom.png|80px]] | |[[File:Pin-Bathroom.png|80px]] | ||
| | |Restroom: Buildings for resting, using the bathroom, or freshening up. | ||
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Restaurant: Building is Primarily a place to eat. Restaurants, cafes, lunchrooms, etc. |
| Artistic | |
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Sculpture: A sculpture, or monument of note. |
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Garden: A garden of plants maintained in an artistic manner |
| Exhibits | |
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Palace: A Main exhibit building holding many internal exhibits. |
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Exhibit: A non-commercial building dedicated to a specific type of exhibit. |
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Company Exhibit: A building dedicated to a single company's exhibit, for commercial reasons. |
| Commercial | |
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Attraction: A building where the primary function is to entertain the visitor in some manner. |
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Store: A building where visitors can buy items to take with them. |
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Music: A building dedicated to the performance of music. |
| Communal | |
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Tribal: An area reserved for a tribe of people, usually small in number. |
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Village: A large reproduction of a native village. |
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Military: A military camp or building primarily dedicated to the military. |
| Dedicated Exhibit Buildings | |
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Foreign Pavilion: Buildings dedicated to a country other than the United States. |
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United States: US Government led building. |
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Municipal Building: A Building dedicated to a specific city. |
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State Building: A building to showcase a specific state of the Union. |
| Support | |
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Service: A building used for general support of the Fair. |
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University: The administration group of buildings leased from Washington University. |
| Services | |
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Fire Department: Building housing firemen and fire engines. |
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Hospital: A place with doctors and nurses dedicated to healing. |
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Police Station: A building used by the police forces of the Fair. |
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Tram Station: A place to board/unboard the trams operating on the fairgrounds. |
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Hotel: A building primarily used for visitors to spend the night. |
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Entrance: An official entrance to the fairgrounds. |
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Restroom: Buildings for resting, using the bathroom, or freshening up. |
