DescriptionPiedmont Park 1895 Bird's-Eye view of the Cotton States and International Exposition Atlanta GA.jpg
English: This illustration of a bird's-eye view of Piedmont Park in 1895 appeared in Harper's Weekly in an article title "The Cotton States and International Exposition." Above and below the drawing, it lists the buildings created specifically for the Expo: Gallery of Fine Arts, Government Building, Manufacturing Building, Woman's Building, Electricity Building, Railroad Terminal Station, Theatre Building, Administration Building,Tropical Gardens, Horticultural Building, Transportation Building, Concert Hall, Negro Building, Wilson Avenue, Main Entrance, Agricultural Building, Forestry and Mining, Machinery Hall, Jackson Street Entrance, Entrance to Midway Plaisance, Midway Buildings.
The artist's signature is in the lower left-hand corner, but is nearly illegible.
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