JPS World's Fairs: 1904 (original) (raw)

JON PAUL SANK'S WORLD'S FAIRS PAGE
(1904)

• 1904 ST. LOUIS (BIE World Expo):
• Shortcuts: Websites | Video | Audio | Pics | Guides | Exhibits | Meet Me | Music | Food | Texts | Collections
• Websites, Pages:
  • At The Fair (atthefair.homestead.com)
    * History of the Fair
    * The Palaces
    * The Pike
    * Nation Buildings
    * State Buildings
    * Miscellaneous Exhibits
    * Food
    * Links
  • 1904 World's Fair Society (1904worldsfairsociety.org)
    * 1904 World's Fair Society and Appreciation Group (at Facebook)
    * Photos
  • Louisiana Purchase Exposition (washingtonmo.com/1904)
    * A Young Visitor to the 1904 World's Fair
  • The 1904 World's Fair: Looking Back at Looking Forward (at Missouri Historical Society)
    * Overview of the Fair
    * About the Exhibition
    * Artifacts
    * Press Releases
• Video:
  • American Mutoscope and Biograph Co, 1904 (silent, YouTube):
    * Panorama from Gondola. St. Louis Exposition (5m01s)
    * Panorama [from] German Building. World's Fair (1m30s)
    * Panorama St. Louis Exposition (0m57s)
  • Documentaries:
    * That Fabulous Summer: The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair (1962) (YouTube, TV documentary, 53m38s)
    * The World's Greatest Fair (1h57m34s, at Tubi)
    * Excerpt from The World's Greatest Fair (7m42s, at Vimeo)
    * The 1904 World's Fair in St. Louis (YouTube, 34m07s)
    * World's Fair Film (KETC-9) (YouTube, television segment, 4m25s)
    * Casper the Researcher: World's Fair St. Louis 1904 (YouTube):
    * Part 1 (4m16s)
    * Part 2 (8m24s)
    * Part 3 (6m16s)
    * History of St. Louis During the World's Fair (KETC-9) (YouTube, television segment, 16m03s)
    * 1904 St. Louis World's Fair Then and Now (YouTube, 11m18s)
    * Deaf Newspaper: The 1904 World's Fair: Looking Back at Looking Forward (YouTube, documentary, in American Sign Language, 8m02s)
    * The 1904 World's Fair and St. Louis (YouTube, 7m25s)
  • The 1904 World's Fair (Missouri Historical Society) (YouTube, lecture, 56m21s)
  • 1904 World's Fair Collection (museum video, 10m12s, at C-CPAN)
  • Unit 14: Come to the Fair (YouTube, educational film, 10m12s)
  • Kid Curator takes a trip to 1904 World's Fair at Missouri History Museum (YouTube, 1m39s)
  • Home Documentaries:
    * Inventions at 1904 Worlds Fair (YouTube, student project, 8m52s)
    * Teddy Roosevelt in St. Louis at the 1904 World's Fair (YouTube, 13m37s)
    * 1904 St. Louis World's Fair: A Little Fun History (YouTube, 19m41s)
• Audio:
  • Audio Tour: World's Fair Exhibit (Missouri History Museum) (audio, 29 tracks, at Internet Archive)
  • World's Fair Window (article with audio at Kansas Historical Society)
  • Missouri State Museum -- 1904 World's Fair Collection (YouTube, exhibit preview, 9m01s)
  • 'Living Exhibits' at 1904 World's Fair Revisited (audio, 4m59s, at National Public Radio)
• Pictures:
  • Construction of the 1904 World's Fair (YouTube, pictures, silent, 7m02s)
  • Samuel L. Cupples Hold to Light 1904 World's Fair Postcards (YouTube, pictures with music, 2m57s)
  • Hearthside 1904 World's Fair (YouTube, pictures, silent, 5m10s)
  • Stereograph Cards (at Library of Congress)
  • View Books:
    * The Official Photographic Views of the Universal Exposition (320pp, at Internet Archive)
    * The Official Photographs of the 1904 World's Fair (YouTube, pictures with music, 15m14s)
    * Sights, Scenes and Wonders at the World's Fair: Official Book of Views (125pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Official Souvenir [of the] Louisiana Purchase Exposition (28pp, at Internet Archive)
    * The Universal Exposition Beautifully Illustrated: Official Publication (94pp, at Internet Archive)
    * The Greatest of Expositions Completely Illustrated (300pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Views of St. Louis and the World's Fair booklet, 44p, at Hathi Trust)
    * At Google Play Books
    * Jackson's Famous Photographs of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (204pp, at Internet Archive)
    * The World's Fair at St. Louis: Beautiful Engravings (78pp, at Hathi Trust)
    * Grandeur of the Universal Exposition at St. Louis: An Official Book of Beautiful Engravings (60pp, at Hathi Trust)
    * At Google Play Books
    * Memories of the World's Greatest Exposition (66pp, at Internet Archive)
    * The Forest City (498pp, at Internet Archive)
    * World's Fair, Louisiana Purchase, St. Louis, 1904 (54pp, at Internet Archive)
    * King's Booklets: Exposition at St. Louis (16pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Ansichten von der Weltausstellung in St. Louis, mit dem Höchst Interessanten "Pike" (214pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Coming Down the Pike (50pp, at Internet Archive)
  • 1904 World's Fair Virtual Tour (at Collector's Marketing Resource Center)
  • Photos of the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair (at The Atlantic)
  • Categories at Wikimedia Commons:
    * Lousiana Purchase Exposition
    * Louisiana Purchase Exposition (stereocards)
    * Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904)
    * LPE Items in the Collections of the Missouri History Museum
    * The Piker and World's Fair Guide
    * Sherlock's World's Fair Guide and Bureau of Information
    * State Pavilions
    * The World Almanac and Encyclopedia
• Guides, Maps, Catalogues:
  • Official Guide to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (book, 211pp, at Internet Archive)
    * At Google Play Books
  • World's Fair Manual: The Guide Book of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (book, 90pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Sherlock's World's Fair Guide and Bureau of Information (book, 98pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Laird & Lee's Standard Pocket Guide and Time-Saver (book, 139pp, at Internet Archive)
  • The Piker and World's Fair Guide (book, 156pp, at Internet Archive)
  • The World Almanac and Encyclopedia and Officially Compiled Guide to the LPE (book, 694pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Handbook of Ready Reference, World's Fair St. Louis 1904 (booklet, 72pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Daily Official Program (June 16) (booklet, 24pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Official Directory of the LPE (book, 112pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Ground Plan of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, Mo., 1904 (JPG, map, 8999x5499, at Big Map Blog)
  • Maps at Library of Congress:
    * Saint Louis 1904 World's Fair Published by Pharus (map)
    * Ground Plan, Louisiana Purchase Exposition (map)
    * World's Fair, St. Louis, 1904 (bird's-eye view)
    * Panorama of the World's Fair, St Louis, 1904
  • Official Catalogue of Exhibitors, Universal Exposition, St. Louis, U.S.A. (book, 1,852pp, at Internet Archive)
• Exhibits, Pavilions, Shows:
  • Agriculture:
    * Luciano: Unique roadside marker memorializes big pig (article, at Lincoln Courier)
  • Alaska
    * District of Alaska Exhibits (booklet, 72pp, at Internet Archive)
    * How a Totem Pole Ended Up in Indianapolis (article, at Saturday Evening Post)
    * Totem Poles (pictures, at Wikimedia Commons)
  • Anthropology:
    * The Unfair Fair: Prejudice on the Pike (YouTube, pictures and text with music, 8m21s)
    * Ota Benga (pictures, at Wikimedia Commons)
    * Department of Anthropology (pictures, at Wikimedia Commons)
    * Anthropology at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (Science, December 22, 1905) (article, at Internet Archive)
    * Listen: Bought in a Slave Auction, Displayed as Evolutionary "Science" (article, with audio and video, at Evolution News and Science Today)
    * Specimen Days: Human Zoos at the 1904 World's Fair (article, at The New Inquiry)
  • Borden:
    * E Pluribus Unum: The Story of an Eagle (booklet, 16pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Brazil:
    * Brazil at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (book, 160pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Burns Cottage Association:
    * Historical Sketch and Catalogue of Exhibits of the Burns Cottage Association (booklet, 32pp, at Internet Archive)
  • China
    * Catalogue of the Collection of Chinese Exhibits (book, 372pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Columbia Phonograph Company:
    * Columbia at the 1904 World's Fair (New Amberola Graphic #101, pp. 3-13) (article in journal issue, at Internet Archive)
  • Connecticut Building:
    * Souvenir of the Connecticut State Building (booklet, 56pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Report of the Commissioners from Connecticut to the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (book, 284pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Connecticut Building at the 1904 World's Fair (at Bygone St. Louis)
    * From Connecticut to Missouri to Indiana (at The Haan Museum)
  • Dedication (April 30-May 2, 1903):
    * Pres. Roosevelt at the Dedication Ceremonies, St. Louis Exposition (William N. Selig, 1903) (YouTube, silent, 1m02s)
    * Louisiana Purchase Centennial Dedication Ceremonies (booklet, 56pp, at Missouri Digital Heritage)
    * Address of President Roosevelt upon the Occasion of the Opening of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (booklet, dedication address, 32pp, at Internet Archive)
  • DeForest Wireless Telegraphy Tower (at Early Radio History):
    * Bulletin No. 1 (Summer, 1904)
    * Wireless Telegraphy at the St. Louis Exposition (The Electrical Age, September 1904) (article)
    * DeForest's Wireless Telegraphy (patent description)
  • Distinguished Visitors:
    * Mark Twain at the 1904 World's Fair: Exploring the Wonders of a New Age (short article, at Janet Whardy)
  • Ferris Wheel
    * 1904 World's Fair wheel 264 feet (article, at St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
  • Festival Hall Organ
    * The Wanamaker Organ (article with photos, at Stories of London)
    * 7 Things You (Probably) Don't Know About the World's Largest Playable Instrument (article, at Philadelphia Inquirer)
  • Fisheries
    * U.S. Commission of Fish and Fisheries and Its Exhibit (book, 64pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Forest Insects Exhibit
    * Catalogue of Exhibits of Insect Enemies of Forests and Forest Products (book, 103pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Indiana
    * Souvenir, Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904 (booklet, 20pp, at Internet Archive)
  • International Sunday Rest Congress
    * Sunday Rest in the Twentieth Century: Containing an Account of the International Sunday Rest Congress at St. Louis (book, 517pp, Internet Archive)
    * At Google Play Books
  • Japan:
    * Japan Made for America: The Image and Influence of Japan on the 1904 World's Fair (PDF, thesis, 101pp)
  • Kiralfy's Louisiana Purchase Spectacle:
    * Kiralfy's Louisiana Purchase Spectacle (event program, 30pp, at Hagley Digital Archives)
  • Libbey Glass Company:
    * A Show-Stopping Cut-Glass Punch Bowl (Toledo Museum of Art) (YouTube, museum conversation, 4m41s)
  • Mysterious Asia
    * Princess Rajah Dance (YouTube, silent, 1m26s)
  • National Bureau of Standards Exhibit:
    * Leeds and Northrup Apparatus at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (booklet, 52pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Naval Battle
    * Naval Battle. St. Louis Exposition (American Mutoscope and Biograph Co., 1904 (YouTube, silent, 2m12s)
  • New Jersey
    * New Jersey at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (booklet, 20pp, at Internet Archive)
  • New Zealand:
    * New Zealand Government Catalogue of Exhibits (booklet, 23pp, at Internet Archive)
  • North Dakota:
    * Meet Me in St. Louis (article, at Prairie Public News)
  • Opening Day (April 30):
    * American Mutoscope and Biograph Co. (YouTube, silent):
    * Opening Ceremonies, St. Louis Exposition (3m34s)
    * Opening Ceremonies, St. Louis Exposition (2m27s)
    * The Opening: Universal Exposition 1904 (booklet, 60pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Prayer
    * Hymn of the West
    * This Date in Missouri Senate History: April 30, 1904 (YouTube, audio, 1m15s)
  • Pan-Slav and Journalistic Conference:
    * Chapter 10: 1904 World's Fair (YouTube, documentary, 2m37s)
  • Parades:
    * American Mutoscope and Biograph Co., 1904 (YouTube, silent):
    * Dress Parade of Scouts; Military Parade (3m57s)
    * West Point Cadets. St. Louis Exposition (2m16s)
    * Parade of the Pikers. St. Louis Exposition (1m41s)
    * Parade of Floats. St. Louis Exposition (Thomas Edison) (YouTube, silent, 2m33s)
    * Parade of Women Delegates, World's Fair (Biograph, 1904) (YouTube, silent, 0m50s)
  • Pennsylvania:
    * The Story of Pennsylvania at the World's Fair (book, 390pp, at Internet Archive)
    * In 1904, Yorkers could say: 'Meet me in St. Louis' (article, at York Daily Record)
  • Pennsylvania Railroad:
    * Locomotive Testing Plant (booklet, 15pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Persia:
    * Asia in America (video, silent, short film, 1m25s, at Library of Congress)
  • Philippines Exposition
    * Filipino Scouts. Musical Drill. St. Louis (American Mutoscope and Biograph, 1904) (YouTube, silent, 1m56s)
    * St. Louis Expo 1904: Philippine Exposition (YouTube, pictures with captions and music, 4m12s)
    * Little Manila Community Showcase 2015: 1904 St Louis World's Fair (YouTube, documentary, 3m48s)
    * Souvenir of the Philippine Exposition (book, 96pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Report of the Philippine Exposition Board (book, 147pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Souvenir: Igorot Village (booklet, includes disturbing images, 20pp, at Hathi Trust)
    * "Savages" in the White House and the 1904 World's Fair (article, at Theodore Roosevelt Center, Dickinson State University)
    * Un-fair design (article, at Mindanao Times)
  • Photography:
    * The Wallihans: The world's first wildlife photographers (article, at Craig Daily Press)
    * Camera Shots at Big Game (book, 220p, at Internet Archive)
    * Hoofs, Claws, and Antlers of the Rocky Mountains (book, 52pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Pike
    * On The Pike (guide book, 48pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Rhode Island
    * The Rhode Island Building (exhibit booklet, 19pp, at Rhode Island Department of State)
    * Rhode Island at the Universal Exposition (book, 72pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Sculpture:
    * Victims of the Galveston Flood:
    * One Man's Search For The Lost Galveston Hurricane Statue (article, at Houston Public Media)
    * Vulcan Statue
    * Vulcan: Roman God of the Forge (video, 7m30s, at Vimeo)
    * Vulcan Statue in Birmingham Largest Cast Iron in the World 1904 Worlds Fair (YouTube, amateur documentary, 12m08s)
    * About (article, at Vulcan Park and Museum)
    * On this day in Alabama history: Vulcan sculptor arrived in Birmingham (article, at Alabama News Center)
    * On this day in Alabama history: Vulcan casts arrive in St. Louis (article, at Alabama News Center)
  • Siam:
    * The Kingdom of Siam (book, 280pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Special Days:
    * St. Louis Day: Triumphant Host of King Jesus--S.S. Parade, St. Louis Day (stereograph with description, at Internet Archive)
  • Stuttgarter Möbelfabrik
  • Summer Olympics
    * Olympic Games: Football: Carlisle Indians vs. Haskell Indians, President's Day, November 26, 1904: Daily Official Program (4pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Federico Buffa Racconta: Olimpiadi Saint Louis 1904, Sport e Partecipanti (YouTube, documentary, 3m14s)
    * Events
    * Athletics
    * Competitors
    * Medal Winners
    * Sportspeople
    * The craziest Olympic marathon of all time (article, at Running Magazine)
    * Der skurrile Marathon von 1904 (article, at Sport ORF)
    * St. Louis Olympics was really World's Fair with some sports (article, at WSLS-10)
  • Tiffany and Co.:
    * The Tiffany & Co Jewels that Dazzled the 1904 World’s Fair (Sotheby's) (YouTube, documentary, 2m26s)
  • United States
    * A Catalogue of the Exhibit of the U.S. Department of State at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (book, 56pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Exhibit of a Forest Nursery at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (booklet, 7pp, at Internet Archive)
  • University of Missouri:
    * University of Missouri (Columbia and Rolla) at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition (booklet, 62pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Westinghouse:
    * Inside an American Factory: Films of the Westinghouse Works, 1904 (video collection, at Library of Congress)
    * Short films offer intriguing look at how factories, and tech, worked in the early 20th century (article, at Alton Telegraph)
  • World's Fair Handicap:
    * Panorama of Race Track Crowd, St. Louis (American Mutoscope and Biograph Co., 1904) (YouTube, silent, 1m16s)
• Meet Me in St. Louis (YouTube):
  • Story (movie, TV, radio, stage):
    * Warner Archive (YouTube, movie scenes, 1944):
    * Trailer (1m40s)
    * The Trolley Song (3m52s)
    * Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (3m12s)
    * Skip to My Lou (2m31s)
    * Judy Garland and Margaret O'Brien - Under The Bamboo Tree (Meet Me In St. Louis, 1944) (YouTube, movie scene, 2m08s)
    * The Making of Meet Me in St. Louis (thejudyroom.com/louis.html)
    * TCM Comments on Meet Me in St. Louis (YouTube, TV segment, 5m40s)
    * General Electric Theater (1959) (YouTube, TV production, 1h58m52)
    * TV Series, Unsold Pilot (Shelly Fabares, Celeste Holm, 1966) (22m33s)
    * Lux Radio Theatre (1946) (MP3, 59m40s, at Internet Archive)
    * At YouTube (audio video)
    * Hewitt Trussville High School (2016) (1h53m53s)
    * Northpointe Christian High School (2016) (2h02m06s)
  • Music:
    * Movie Soundtrack (1944) (YouTube Playlist, 22 videos)
    * Original Broadway Cast Recording: Overture (3m58s)
    * Original Broadway Cast Recording (YouTube Playlist, music album, 14 audio videos)
    * Ad for Broadway Production (0m59s)
  • The Song (Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis, by Andrew B. Sterling and Kerry Mills):
    * S.H. Dudley (1904) (4m32s)
    * Billy Murray (Edison Cylinder, Dedicated to the Sundance Kid and Etta Place, 1904) (2m14s)
    * Arthur Pryor's Band (Meet Me in St. Louis Medley Waltz, 1904) (4m04s)
    * Robert Price (Berliner Gram-O-Phone #1426) (2m00s)
    * Mira 18 1/2 inch Concert Grand Console Music Box (4m00s)
    * Regina 15 1/2" Music Box (1m18s)
    * Judy Garland and Frank Morgan (parody, 1m22s)
    * Guy Lombardo and His Royal Canadians (2m15s)
    * Frankie Carle Quartet (1946-47) (2m07s)
    * Bing Crosby (3m45s)
    * Cass Daley (2m39s)
    * Judy Garland (1967) (2m55s)
    * Eddie Layton (1968) (1m10s)
    * Macy's Parade (4m34s)
    * St. Louis Ragtimers (2001) (3m03s)
    * Hollywood Studio Orchestra and Chorus (2006) (3m12s)
    * Kings of Dixieland (2006) (3m30s)
    * Earl "The Crazy Guy" Krause (2006) (2m00s)
    * Piano Pete (2006) (2m00s)
    * Ray Waters and His Orchestra (2006) (3m30s)
    * Ken Thorne and His Orchestra (2007) (2m32s)
    * Chuck Lavazzi with Neal Richardson (2010) (6m18s)
    * Wurlitzer 146 Carousel Organ (2010) (2m13s)
    * Paul Eakins' European Organs (2011) (2m48s)
    * Robert De Courmier Singers (2012) (3m01s)
    * REAL Entertaining (2012) (2m09s)
    * Sutter Butts Brass (2014) (2m13s)
    * Frank Ovanin, Banjo (2018) (1m46s)
    * Savoy Orchestra (2018) (2m04s)
    * Sheet Music Singer (suitable for sing-along, 4m04s)
• Other Music:
  • Music at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair (slide show, at Prezi)
  • Official World's Fair March (J. Fred De Berry) (score for piano, at Washington University St. Louis)
  • Hymn [of] the West (John Knowles Paine) (National Gallery Orchestra under Richard Bales) (YouTube, audio, 5m37s)
    * Hymn of the West (Edmund Clarence Stedman, John Knowles Paine) (sheet music, 10pp, at Internet Archive)
    * John Knowles Paine (YouTube Playlist, 17 videos)
    * Piano Music of John Knowles Paine (YouTube Playlist, 23 audio videos)
  • St. Louis Souvenir March (Alfonzo Hart) (audio, 2m42, with description, at Rag Piano)
  • The Cascades: A Rag (Scott Joplin) (YouTube, audio with follow-along score, 2m56s)
    * Sheet Music (6pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Charley's Dream of the Fair (YouTube, audio with sheet music, 4m16s)
  • St. Louis Rag (Tom Turpin):
    * Pryor's Orchestra (1904) (audio, 2m23s, at Library of Congress)
    * Chris Chapman, xylophone, with orchestra (1906) (audio, 2m01s, at Library of Congress)
    * Tom Brier, piano (YouTube, music performance, 2m15s)
    * The St. Louis Rag (sheet music, 6pp, at Library of Congress)
  • St Louis Tickle (Theron C. Bennett):
    * Audio with follow-along score (YouTube, 3m32s)
    * Dave Van Ronk Arrangement:
    * Michael Neverisky, guitar (YouTube, music performance, 2m03s)
    * Mokai, guitar (YouTube, music performance, 4m02s)
    * St. Louis Tickle (audio, 3m31s, with description, at Rag Piano)
    * St. Louis Tickle (1904) (description, at Geoff Grainger's Webpages)
  • Music of the 1904 Era (MIDI files at WashingtonMO)
  • Hohner 1904 World's Fair Accordion (YouTube, instrument demonstration, 2m05s)
  • "Wanamaker Organ playlist" (search results, at YouTube)
  • Sheet Music (at Internet Archive):
    * Marches:
    * The Cascades (Minnie Chandler) (9pp)
    * The Director's March (Fred Brownold) (7pp)
    * The Ivory City: Descriptive March and Two-Step (Alfred R. Moulton) (8pp)
    * Louisiana March (Frank Van Der Stücken) (35pp)
    * Louisiana Purchase March (W.T. Dienstbach) (6pp)
    * Mound City Belle: Exposition March and Two-Step (Ben Hurd) (7pp)
    * Salute to St. Louis: March Two-Step (M. della Rovere) (9pp)
    * St. Louis Exposition March (Isabel Mohan) (7pp)
    * St. Louis Welcome (Sallie M.A. Black, Adolph Edgren) (6pp)
    * St. Louis World's Fair March (Mrs. A.L. Dearman) (7pp)
    * Waltzes:
    * Along the Plaza: Waltzes (Henry Kimball Hadley) (17pp)
    * The Fair Waltz (Carlo Graziani-Walter) (6pp)
    * The Hostess Waltzes (Wm. F. Hoffman) (8pp)
    * Up-To-Date Flying Machine: Waltz Song and Chorus (George C. Davis) (6pp)
    * As We Go Down the Pike (Mary Lee Berry, Ida Kroger) (6pp)
    * La Cascade: Impromptu (Louis Conrath) (11pp)
    * Choruses for the Dedication Exercises (Beethoven, Handel, Gounod) (29pp)
    * Down on the Gasconade (Hiram W. Hayes; William John Hall, Anton Heindl) (7pp)
    * Excelsior: Deutscher Luftschiffermarsch: Dem Grafen Zeppelin Gewidmet! (with sing-along sheets, 8pp)
    * Hike to the Pike: Intermezzo (Ed. B. Claypoole) (6pp)
    * The Pike: Polka Two-Step (Ernesto Becucci) (6pp)
    * Strolling on the Pike (George G. Zarn) (7pp)
    * Sweet Kitty McCoy (James F. Kelly, William J. Vanderveer) (7pp)
  • Sheet Music from the 1904 World's Fair Collection (collection, at Washington University in St. Louis)
    * Class, Race, and Sheet Music at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
• Food:
  • World's Fair Souvenir Cook Book (book, 211pp, at Internet Archive)
    * At Google Play Books
  • The 1904 World's Fair: A Turning Point for American Food (article with photos and stereographs, at Serious Eats)
  • First Ice Cream Cone Was Created On This Day In 1904, Know More About Your Scoop Here (article, at Republic World)
  • Thank the St. Louis World's Fair For Some of Your Favorite Foods (article, at History Daily)
  • Alexander Anderson and the Cereal Shot from Guns (article, at Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation)
  • 1904 St. Louis World's Fair: The Iced Tea Question (article, at Lyndon Irwin)
  • Cotton Candy:
    * Cotton candy: A sugar sensation since 1904 (article, at Asbury Park Press)
    * How Cotton Candy Works (article, at How Stuff Works)
• Texts:
  • Books:
    * World's Fair Souvenir of the Engineers Club of St. Louis (book, 185pp, at Internet Archive)
    * At Google Play Books
    * Samantha at the St. Louis Exposition (book, 312pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Uncle Jeremiah and His Neighbors at the St. Louis Exposition (book, 332pp, at Internet Archive)
    * The St. Louis World's Fair of 1904, in Commemoration of the Acquisition of the Louisiana Territory (1903) (book, 84pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Louisiana and the Fair, by J W Buel (books at Hathi Trust):
    * Volume 1: A History of the Louisiana Territory: Divisions I-XVIII (490pp)
    * At Google Play Books
    * Volume 2: A History of the Louisiana Territory: Divisions XIX-XLII (488pp)
    * Volume 3 A History of the Louisiana Territory: Divisions XLIII-LXII (478pp)
    * At Google Play Books
    * Volume 4: Exposition Background (402pp)
    * Volume 5: Anthropology (450pp)
    * Volume 6: Architecture (450pp)
    * Volume 7: Art (418pp)
    * Volume 8: Education (416pp)
    * Volume 9: Departments of the Exposition (410pp)
    * A Trip Around the Main Picture and Through the Plateau of States (The Cable Company) (booklet, 42pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Pictorial History of the Louisiana Purchase and the World's Fair at St. Louis (book, 496pp, at Internet Archive)
    * At Google Play Books
    * Final Report of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Commission (book, 551pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Lousiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904 (Union Pacific: The Overland Route) (booklet, 50pp, at Internet Archive)
  • The World's Fair City, 1904: The New St. Louis (booklet, 52pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Magazines:
    * Scientific American, Vol. 90 No. 19 (May 7, 1904) (24pp, at Internet Archive)
    * The World's Work (August 1904): The World's Fair at St. Louis (384pp, at Hathi Trust)
    * At Google Play Books
    * The Cosmopolitan, Volume 37 (1904 May-Oct.) (magazine volume, with 25 articles about the fair, at Hathi Trust)
    * At Google Play Books
    * World's Fair at St. Louis (booklet, 40pp, at Internet Archive)
    * Annual Supplement to the Labor Compendium: The Louisiana Purchase Centennial Exposition (book, 104pp, at Internet Archive)
  • Articles:
    * X-rays, 'fax machines' and ice cream cones debut at 1904 World's Fair (article, at Washington University in St. Louis)
    * Articles at Old Stage Coach Stop House Museum (PDF):
    * The View Of The 1904 World's Fair From The Eyes Of Editor Nathan Wheeler (Pulaski County Democrat, July 1, 1904) (3pp)
    * 1904 World's Fair Produced the Greatest Exposition the World Had Ever Seen (Pulaski County Democrat, multiple dates, 1904) (2pp)
    * News in 1904 (13pp, compilation of Pulaski County Democrat news briefs)
    * Meet Me in St. Louis (Old Settlers Gazette, July 24, 2004) (3pp)
  • Poetry:
    * World's Fair Poems (Lelah Harrison Brown) (book, 16pp, at Internet Archive)
    * To Universal Peace These Poems Are Dedicated (Yow Tong Chang) (book, 56pp, at Internet Archive)
• Collections, Archives:
  • World's Fair 1904 online collection (at Missouri History Museum)
  • Exhibitions 1904 (stereocards, at New York Public Library)
  • "Lousiana Purchase" (search results, at Winterthur Digital Collections)
  • Louisiana Purchase Exposition (at St. Louis Public Library Digital Collections)
    * Louisiana Purchase Exposition Collection (list, at St. Louis Public Library)
  • Louisiana Purchase Exposition: The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair (Collection) (at University of Missouri)
  • Arthur Younger Ford Photograph Albums (at University of Louisville)
  • Celebrating the Louisiana Purchase (digital exhibit, at St. Louis Public Library)
  • University of Missouri Columbia: Louisiana Purchase Exposition (at Missouri Digital Heritage)
  • "1904 World's Fair" (search results, at Wellcome Collection)
  • "Louisiana Purchase Exposition" (search results, at Theodore Roosevelt Center at Dickinson State University)
  • Louisiana Purchase Exposition, Collection, 1890-1904 (PDF, list, at State Historical Society of Missouri)

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