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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 21 (May 1876) (1876)

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ounding grounds. The building is of The whole structure is in modem wood architecture, roofed The exhibits will comprise all articles fabricated by the the Swiss style of architecture. Its outline is very graceful, over by segmental trusses. The centre of the edifice is Mound Builders or Indians,… … THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE BUILDING. tubes, perforated balls, rollers, beads, ornaments, arrow plan shows an area of about 50 x 65 feet in size. The foun- surmounted by an observatory, with a cupola on the top of dation is of stone, with exterior facing above ground of Lake points, spear heads,…

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