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THE WEST.; A World's Fair at St. Louis in 1871--A Milion Dollars to be Raised--Chinese Labor--A Steamboat Sunk at Louisville.
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A rare gold medal from the 1904 St. Louis Olympics sells for $545,371 at auction
The Games were originally awarded to Chicago, but organizers of the World’s Fair in St. Louis feared competition for attendance and protested against a second international event held simultaneously.
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1964-65 World's Fair Remnants Outside NYC
In 1975, the ride moved once again, this time to the new Magic Kingdom in Florida's Disney World where you can see it today. When the fair ended, St. Louis Mayor Alfonso Juan Cervantes persuaded ...
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A rare gold medal from the 1904 St. Louis Olympics sells for $545,371 at auction
The Games were originally awarded to Chicago, but organizers of the World’s Fair in St. Louis feared competition for attendance and protested against a second international event held ...
St. Louis Post-Dispatch22d
A rare gold medal from 1904 St. Louis Olympics sells for $545,371 at auction
The Games were originally awarded to Chicago, but organizers of the World’s Fair in St. Louis feared competition for attendance and protested against a second international event held ...
Dayton Daily News23d
A rare gold medal from the 1904 St. Louis Olympics is up for auction
The Games were originally awarded to Chicago, but organizers of the World’s Fair in St. Louis feared competition for attendance and protested against a second international event held ...