State Library of Pennsylvania - Pennsylvania Exhibitions

A record of the meetings held by the United States Centennial Commission to plan for the celebration of the 100th anniversary of American independence by holding an International Exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876.

Canada's history, products and natural resources. Exhibitors catalog that describes the geography, history, economy, and education of the country.

The official catalogue of the United States exhibit in the World's Fair held in Paris, France, from May 6 to October 31, 1889. The World's Fair was an exposition of works of art and the products of manufactures and agriculture but was also used as a showcase for scientific and technological advances. The fair attracted exhibits from Europe, South America, the United States, and the French colonies. The United States exhibited in 7 categores: Fine Arts, Education, Industrial, Machinery, Agriculture, Electricity, and Minerals.

Guide containing a brief historical review of American development, an account of legislation relating to the Exposition, its form of organization and government, and full information respecting all features of the Exposition, including classification of departments, the grounds and main buildings, the state and foreign buildings and pavilions, and the notable exhibits.

Official General Catalog / International Universal Exhibition of 1900. Volume 4: Material and general procedures of mechanics.

Official General Catalog / International Universal Exhibition of 1900. Volume 7: Agriculture.

Official General Catalog / International Universal Exhibition of 1900. Volume 9: Horticulture and aboriculture.

Official General Catalog / International Universal Exhibition of 1900. Volume 12: Agriculture and food (continued).

The Louisiana Purchase Exposition, informally known as the St. Louis World's Fair, was an international exposition held in St. Louis, Missouri, United States, from April 30 to December 1, 1904. This volume features photographs of the items displayed by the United States Department of State and lists identifying the objects in each photograph.

An exhibit detailing the early history of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and the lines merged into or associated with it.

Official illustrated catalog of the retrospective exhibition of French art from the origins to 1800. A volume of images of the art collection displayed by the French at the Exposition Universelle in Paris, France in 1900. Items include works of ivory, bronze, lead, tin, ceramics, painted enamels, furnishings, wood, tapestries, embroidery, leather, manuscripts and others.

General catalog of the products and objects of the Philippine Islands sent to the Universal Exhibition of Philadelphia in 1876.