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The buildings at the fair were never intended to be permanent. They were built out of a material called staff, which was made of plaster of Paris plus a little cement and other materials. It would be poured into molds that had been filled with jute fibers and cast into many shapes. Basically it was a glorified paper mache. It looked beautiful and substantial, but in fact it was not. A few buildings, such the Fine Arts Palace and the Missouri Pavilion were built to be permanent features of the park after the fair. The Fine Arts Pavilion is now the St, Louis Art Museum. The Missouri Pavilion was destroyed by fire shortly before the close of the fair. Thanks for the video.

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My great great grandfather was the original architect of this temple. His name is Truman O Angell. You can google him and see a little more about him.

Great video. I'm fascinated by this kind of history. Just subscribed

Arkansas is so awesome!❤

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Brave people to attempt such a feat

Louisiana Purchase state park in Arkansas it is placed about 4 miles from my grandmothers house in Monroe county

Isnt that on the wind river Indian reservation?

Very cute animals

All the time I think it's very nice to see any animal up close , but for them it's better that they are in their natural habitat .

They should not have volunteered to be cute captives

I got so engrossed in the video that I almost forgot to give it a thumbs up. As a college student, then family with children, & then with a brother who passed from Parkinson a few years later, we have made many trips to that zoo. It never got old. Thanks for the armchair trip. 😊

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Seen a blimp today in pasadena tx it was an NFL blimp, it said GameDay and had Texans logo on it . I'm 35 yrs old, and that was my first time seeing a blimp around here

The reason the Indians revolted was not religion. The Spanish were raping the native women, the priests as well were raping natives. If you read the accounts that always started the trouble.

use a different narrator voice.. wow , that was bad

Saw it over the ship channel when we were driving from Humble to Missouri City this afternoon! Awesome to see a blimp over Houston again!

The blimps are fascinating

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Onate's name is pronounced "On-yah-tay."

So fabulous! ♥️👏👏👏

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Best video on World's Fair I've seen.

Devils Punchbowl

He shot himself in the chest twice with a single shot muzzle loader (he had to reload) and slashed himself up with a knife. Read "Undaunted Courage" the best Lewis and Clark book.

You make it fun as well as fascinating. Loved the story about the ice cream cone and the fact you saved it until last.

I enjoyed your story about your dad taking you to the fair in your book

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Love your videos!!!! I see alot of places from the interstate, as I'm an OTR driver. Don't often have time to visit, the places I would like, your documentary approach to the videos... Simply put, the next best thing to being there. Thank You

That coat looked good on you for the .2 seconds you showed the Pic 😂

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Great video. Looks like a fun place to explore. I’ll have to add it to my travel list.

My home state! Loved the Pueblo ruins.

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Very interesting! Would love to go there one day!

Does it taste as good as it looks?

Beautiful open spaces

Dark sky and light pollution Something worth thinking about

So much to see in New Mexico! Love it

Such a neat place

So much snow! Tennis shoes instead of flip flops lol

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The architecture is so intricately designed without the use of modern equipment. It's mind-boggling to see knowing how little they had for tools. Thank you for sharing.

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You need to come to the Mazama store and try some coffee and pastries!

All these sites are so beautiful and full of great history. I know I would NOT have been a good pioneer. I like my creature comforts. Thanks for all this info. Peggy from Tucson

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