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This beer was inspired by the Worlds fair because it brought more then 26 million people from 46 different countries.

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This is one of the worlds fair posters that they used for advertisement.

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A Satsuma signed vase with image of the Manufacturers and Liberal Arts building and an unmarked porcelain creamer & covered sugarwith transfer prints of the Court of Honor building.

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This is a rare vase from the 1893 world fair which is 8 feet high and there is only 3 of them.

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Columbian Exposition of 1893, rolled coins that were collectibles for those who went to the fair.

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The Colombian Expo 1893 Medal Portrait of Columbus

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Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix was created by Chris Rutt, a reporter from St. Joseph Missouri, who loved pancakes but didn’t like to prepare them from scratch every day. In 1889, he developed a pre-mixed pancake mix and began putting them on grocer’s shelves.
Chris L. Rutt and Charles G. Underwood bought the Pearl Milling Company in 1889 and started producing ready-mixed pancake flour on a large scale.
In 1890, Chris Rutt and Charles Underwood went bankrupt and sold their formula to R.T. Davis Milling Company. The company hired Nancy Green, an African-American cook to symbolize the product. Nancy Green demonstrated how to use the pre-mix at the fair and was nicknamed ‘Pancake Queen’ by officials.

I would love to see how they did the demonstrstion.

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This is a Columbus ticket. Christopher Columbus is shown on the left of the picture . This ticket was for the opening month of the fair.

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The moveable sidewalk was made for the 1893 Columbian Exposition. It was electric and it featured benches in order for people to sit while it brought them along. However, it wasn't very dependable and it broke down a lot. It was capable of carrying 6,000 people at a time, and it traveled a 6 miles an hour.

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Chase & Sanborn “Seal Brand” coffee saucer was used as a souvenir

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This is a ticket to the 1893 World's Fair. A ticket usually cost about 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children 12 and under. They were printed by the American Bank Note Company of New York.

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this is a rare vase from the 1893 Worlds fair

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This is a medal from the World's fair. They were designed by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. They feature Christopher Columbus disembarking from his ship, the Santa Maria. The hooded man behind Columbus is supposed to be a self-portrait of the artist. The back of the medal was designed by Charles E. Barber, the chief engraver at the United States Mint in Philadelphia.

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This is an artifact by Charles Graham from the Worlds Fair in water colors to the Transportation Building. This was a big artifact during the Worlds Colombian Exposition.

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The dishwasher was invented in 1886 but introduced in the 1893 worlds fair and now the dishwasher is one of the few items that is located in almost every house no matter who the family is. The dishwasher took away the labor the females had to do.

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H.H Holmes was a famous serial killer during the Chicago World's fair. He had people come to his "murder castle" and that would be the last time they were saw. He said he killed about 200 people.

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Cracker Jack was one of the foods introduced at the 1893 World's Fair and since then it has been a staple American snack, however I have never had it which makes me feel very unAmerican which I am ashamed of. Cracker Jack is popcorn and peanuts that are covered in syrup to give them a good flavor.

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The ferris wheel was one of the main attractions that caught the attention of the people of the World Fair. This ferris wheel was able to hold around 2,000 passengers and stood at about 264 feet tall.