St. Louis: the Fourth City, 1764-1911, volume 2
St. Louis: the Fourth City, 1764-1911, volume 2
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It passed into the possession of the commissioners of Lafayette Park for $5, 000. The difference between the amount borrowed on the statue and the amount paid by the commissioners was sent to the widow of the artist in Richmond. The Lafayette park com- missioners thus secured the statue of Washington. This commission was com- posed of Charles Gibson, W. H. Maurice and Chas. F. Meyer.
As early as 1822 St. Louis began to hold agricultural fairs. In 1841 there was held an agricultural fair at the ...race track. A mechanics fair was con- ducted in buildings near Fourth and Pine streets ; that was the first exposition in St. Louis. The agricultural fairs and the mechanical expositions were held separately until their combination in the Agricultural and Mechanical Fair Association in 1856. When the Prince of Wales was touring the United States shortly before the Civil war, he spent a day at the Fair. It is a tradition that the chairman of the reception committee desiring to call the attention of His Royal Highness to a particularly fine specimen of horse flesh, slapped him on the back and said genially : "Prince!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It passed into the possession of the commissioners of Lafayette Park for $5, 000. The difference between the amount borrowed on the statue and the amount paid by the commissioners was sent to the widow of the artist in Richmond. The Lafayette park com- missioners thus secured the statue of Washington. This commission was com- posed of Charles Gibson, W. H. Maurice and Chas. F. Meyer.
As early as 1822 St. Louis began to hold agricultural fairs. In 1841 there was held an agricultural fair at the ...race track. A mechanics fair was con- ducted in buildings near Fourth and Pine streets ; that was the first exposition in St. Louis. The agricultural fairs and the mechanical expositions were held separately until their combination in the Agricultural and Mechanical Fair Association in 1856. When the Prince of Wales was touring the United States shortly before the Civil war, he spent a day at the Fair. It is a tradition that the chairman of the reception committee desiring to call the attention of His Royal Highness to a particularly fine specimen of horse flesh, slapped him on the back and said genially : "Prince!
What to read after St. Louis: the Fourth City, 1764-1911, volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter B Walter Barlow Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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