1915 Pan Pacific International Exposition, Panama Canal Diorama and Edison

[RodPickett]

The late Allen Koenigsberg extensively documented this diorama feature at the 1915 Exposition (world's fair).

 

This LINK will render a “directory-tree-like-structure” allowing the viewer to “point-and-click” for review and / or download the transfers of the 2-minute BA’s for Zone D and Zone G, used in the PPIE Diorama exhibit or to review documentation.

 

 

 

View PPIE Grounds Map

Diorama in grouping 87 – 91

 

 

Reference also:

https://forum.antiquephono.org/topic/835-victor-talking-machine-co-pavilion/#comment-3769

 

for a topic René posted reference the Victor Talking Machine Co. a unique domed building:

 

"For the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exhibition (world's fair) in San Francisco, the Victor Talking Machine Co. constructed a unique domed building to house exhibits and demonstration halls. Despite promotional pictures that implied it was a stand-alone building, in reality it was built inside the massive Liberal Arts Building (see photo below).

At the close of the fair, the pavilion was sold (along with many other buildings and architectural features). The Victor building was loaded onto a ferry and moved to San Rafael, north of the Golden Gate. There it served for decades as a community center. I had been there several times and never knew it was the Victor building until much later."