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Category: Columbian Exhibition 1893

The Joss House

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The Joss House featured an extensive Daoist-Buddhist shrine with statues of Guandi, Guanyin, and other deities, as well as the… Read more The Joss House

A Husband-Wife Team from San Francisco

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The couple shown here is a puzzle.  The Harvard anthropologist Frederick Ward Putnam, who was a top Fair official and… Read more A Husband-Wife Team from San Francisco

Rival Chinese Exposition Plans

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In 1892, two groups of Chinese Chicagoans competed for the private Chinese concession at the World’s Columbian Exposition.  Both planned… Read more Rival Chinese Exposition Plans

A 2005 Article on Chinese-Americans at the Fair

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Mae M. Ngai, an associate professor at the University of Chicago, published an excellent article last year that shows she… Read more A 2005 Article on Chinese-Americans at the Fair

China (and Chinese America) at the Fair

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“Much was hoped by the Exposition authorities in the way of a worthy exhibit from China, but unfortunate international legislation… Read more China (and Chinese America) at the Fair

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