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Pavilion for the First Industrial Exhibition of the Mechanics Institute of the City of San Francisco, Cal[ifornia], commencing on September 7th, 1857

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Title: Pavilion for the First Industrial Exhibition of the Mechanics Institute of the City of San Francisco, Cal[ifornia], commencing on September 7th, 1857
Creator: Kuchel & Dresel (active ca. 1853-ca. 1865), lithographer Britton & Rey (active 1851-1902), printer
Date Created and/or Issued: c1857
Publication Information: Bancroft Library
Contributing Institution: UC Berkeley, Bancroft Library
Collection: Honeyman (Robert B., Jr.) - Collection of Early Californian and Western American Pictorial Material
Rights Information: Please contact the contributing institution for more information regarding the copyright status of this object.
Description: Pavilion with large dome in center; fancifully dressed pedestrians including women, children, Chinese couple, and horse-drawn carriages on plaza in foreground.
Printed title (LC). Printed (LL): Lith. by Kuchel & Dresel; (LR): Print. by Britton & Rey; (LC, above title): Entered... 1857 by Clark & Kenitzer... California. For variant see 1963.002:0563--B.
Type: image
Format: Print on paper: lithograph 20.2 x 25.2 cm., sheet
Identifier: http://ark.cdlib.org/ark:/13030/tf329007ps
BANC PIC 1963.002:0108--A
Subject: Buildings
California, Northern
Events
San Francisco (Calif.)

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