04 August 1940 10 mins
A nostalgic, slightly syrupy tour through the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exhibition in San Francisco by way of archive footage and a chuckling narrator. Among the famous faces that pop up include Thomas Alva Edison and Henry Ford.
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