Explore the era’s electrical wonders in one comprehensive guide.
This nonfiction volume presents an in-depth account of the exhibits in the Electricity Building, the power plant in Machinery Hall, and the many lighting and transmission feats that powered the Columbian Exposition.
Framed around the 1890s showcase, the book explains how electricity lit and ran the fairgrounds, from arc and incandescent lighting to the subways, conduits, and power transmission that brought machines to life. It combines descriptive scenes with technical details, offering readers a window into the era’s innovations and their real-world applications."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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