• A. George Miller (photographer)
• Paul Philippe Cret (architect)

View of entrances to the Hall of Science showing the dates "1833" and "1933" on the façade, 1933-1934 Chicago Century of Progress Exhibition, Burnham Park (now Meigs Field), Chicago, Illinois

1933 or 1934

Gelatin silver print

comp.: 13.2 x 18.3 cm secondary support: 13.4 x 18.6 cm tertiary support: 50.7 x 38.0 cm

PH1981:0552

• exterior view

- There is a piece of black construction paper glued to the upper third of the tertiary support, verso, folded along the top edge of the support. This piece of paper is probably meant to be folded over the recto but is currently folded over the verso.

inscribed - by an unknown hand, in graphite, on the tertiary support, c.r.: "A. GEORGE MILLER" stamped - in red ink, on the tertiary support, verso, c.l.: illeg. text within the form of a chart numbered - by unknown hands, in blue pencil, on the tertiary support, verso, c.l.: "66" [circled; sideways]; c.: "8731" [upside down]; and in graphite, l.c.: "IF / 1762 E" [circled; sideways]

Chicago; Illinois; United States;

• architecture

• entrances
• balcony
• railing
• signs
• exhibition building
• world's fair