Official views of Pan-American exposition
A photographic souvenir album published in Buffalo, New York, in 1901 by C. D. Arnold, documenting the Pan-American Exposition for visitors and buyers of official views. The pictures are sepia-toned black-and-white photographs of crowded midway avenues, ornate exposition towers, a large equestrian bronze, and tree-lined entrance roads, with captions beneath each. A designer might take from them the dense Beaux-Arts architecture and crowd scenes of the period, useful for historical settings or Edwardian-era reference.
