Episode 2 of 2
Senate Hearing on Fair Qualities
- When
- January 1890
- Where
- Senate hearing location
Representative Thomas Barbour Bryan argued for logistical qualities necessary for a world's fair during a Senate hearing in January 1890.
In a Senate hearing held in January 1890, representative Thomas Barbour Bryan argued that the most important qualities for a world's fair were abundant supplies of good air and pure water, ample space, accommodations, and transportation for all exhibits and visitors.
Sources
- World's Columbian Exposition Wikipedia, revision of 2026-10-04
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