Six Months At The World's Fair (1895)

The narrative offers a vivid portrayal of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, highlighting the stunning architecture, innovative exhibits, and diverse cultural displays. Through her experiences, the author captures the fair's social dynamics, showcasing the variety of visitors and workers, and reflecting on its significant impact on American society. This travelogue serves as both a historical document and a personal memoir, providing rich insights into one of America's landmark events. The book is a valuable reprint aimed at preserving this important cultural work.