[Vynne, Harold Richard] [from old catalog] · Chicago, Thomson and Zimmerman · leaf 243
atforms uponwhich visitors may stand andview all that is transpiring. Apower-house adjoining will supplyall the power needed. The entiregroup of buildings in this vicinity is de-signed so as to conform with the idea ofa Spanish town, the same being consid-/ ered appropriate in a Columbian… … 235 also a portico which affords a view of nearly a miledown the lagoon. Machinery Hall has an annexcoverino- between four and five acres, thus increas-ing the length of the actual building to about 1,400feet. It ranks second of the larger structures ofthe Exposition. The Womans Building, it is…
