The latest and best views of the Pan-American exposition
A 1901 photographic souvenir album published in Buffalo, New York, by R.A. Reid, showing views of the Pan-American Exposition for visitors and buyers of keepsake views. The pages group black-and-white photographs of exposition buildings, a stadium, courts of fountains, and a sculptural fountain under captions naming each structure. A designer might take from them the formal Beaux-Arts and Spanish Colonial revival architecture, with columned porticos, arcades, flagged plazas, and sculpted fountains as period reference for classical staging.
