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World's F^i^ B^'ld'ngsSHOWING

LOCATION OF EXHIBITS

Compliments of . . .

Otis Brothers & CoNEW YORK,

Hale Elevator ^^CHICAGO, ^rrfc^'

Otis Elevator Co. (Ltd.)

LONDON, ENGLAND,

Austral-Otis Elevator Co.MELBOURNE andSIDNEY, AUSTRALIA.

Rand, McNally & Co. , Printers, Chicago,

Otis Brothers & CoNEW YORK.

WASHINGTON BOSTONATLANTA PHILADELPHIASAN FRANCISCO PITTSBURGPORTLAND

Hale Elevator Co.CHICAGO.

ST. LOUIS DETROITMINNEAPOLIS CLEVELAND. NEW ORLEANS

Otis Elevator Co. (ltd.)

LONDON.PARIS BERLINST. PETERSBURG AMSTERDAMSTOCKHOLM ROME

Austral-OtisElevator Co

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Otis Elevator Co., Limited,

LONDON, ENGLAND.

ZA//i^ DIAGRAMS/ OF

WORLD'S FAIR BUILDINGS,

SHOWING

LOCATION OF EXHIBITS,

Chicago, 1893.

Copyright, 1893, by Rand, McNally & Company.

EIGHT OTIS ELECTRIC PASSENGER ELEVATORENGINES IN THIS BUILDING.

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.

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OTIS BROTHERS & CO.LOCATION OF OTIS ELEVATORS ON WORLD'S FAIR GROUNDS SHOWN

BY FIGURES ON MAP.

TRANSPORTATION BUILDING.

Central Tower, Eight Hydraulic Passenger Ele-

vators free to Gallery.

TRANSPORTATION BUILDING.

West Aisle, Columns i6 and 17, Section D,

World's Fair Office, ^General Exhibit, Electric

Passenger Elevators, Compound. Steam Elevator,

Electric Elevator FREE to Gallery, Electric

Pumps, etc,

MANUFACtDRES BUILDING.North End, Four Electric Passenger Elevators

running to the Highest Roof Promenade in the

World.^

CASINO BUILDING.

Two Hydraulic Passenger, one Hydraulic Freight

Elevator, and two Hydraulic Direct-acting Dumb-waiters, installed by Hale Elevator Company.

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.Eight Otis Electric Passenger Elevator Engines.

All of the OTIS ELEVATORS on the World's

Fair Groands are doing useful work, and can be seen

in operation under the demands of every-day use.

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84 Amherst.

I'iS Arkansas.105 Atlanta Unlv99 Bait Man. Train.2 Blind.

41 Boston Museum.40 Boston Normal.5b Bryn Mawr.

133 Catlioiic.77 Chautauqua.37 Chicag-o.

lolk'l^'^''^^^ Training-.134 Christian Broth-

100 Cin. Trade School.

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^6 Columbian Col.y3 Connecticut.48 Cooper Union.19 Deaf.

U J!f^*^'f-Minded.23 Flotida.30 Giiuird College.83 Harvard Univ.

114 Indiana.Iowa.

89 Jewish Training.110 John.sHopkin.Un.

3 Kansas.130 Kentucky,'^o Louisville.

95 Maine.90 Mass. Inst, of Tec.86 Mass. Normal Sch.87 Mass Public Seh.

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129 Missouri.125 Montana.

7 Nebroska.94 New Hampshire.40 New Jersey.

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101 N. Y. Trade Sch.24 North Carolina.120 North Dakota.131 Ohio.

4 Oreg'on.31 Pennsylvania.

49 Pa. Academies.26 Pa. State College,50 Phil. Sc. of Design.

103 Phil. Trade Sch.82 Princeton Col.113 Purdue Univ.

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67 Regents Univ.28 Rensselaer Polyt.88 Rhode Island.38 St. Louis.96 St. L. Man. Train.21 South Dakota.107 Tennessee.

98 Toledo Training.121 U. S. Sch. Fura.91 Univ. of Mich.14 Univ. of Minn.8 Univ. of Neb.57 Univ. of Pa.9 Univ. of Wis.

20 Utah.61 V'assar.29 West Virginia.10 W^is. Nor School.13 Wis. State.

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