Image:Pan-American Exposition - The Electric Tower.jpg
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Original caption: "The Electric Tower - The Electric Tower is the crowning feature of the Exposition. It typifies the power of the elements, and especially the mysterious force of electricity, hence is surmounted by the winged figure of the Goddess of Light by Herbert Adams. From the ground to the tip of the torch held by this figure is 411 feet. John Galen Howard is the architect." |
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C. D. Arnold, Official Views of Pan-American Exposition, scanned by Dave Pape |
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1901 |
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C. D. Arnold |
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