Terry's 1904 World's Fair Page This is one of my favorites on the whole web. It has more information about the 1904 Fair than I could ever create myself. Terry has included an impressive list of articles and pictures all about the "glorious Fair."

Show-Me Missouri "The Travel Magazine of Missouri", has devoted an entire edition to commemorating the centennial of the 1904 World's Fair. They have all kinds of fascinating content I have not seen before. You can order just this issue for $5.

History of The Louisiana Purchase Exposition CD-ROM This site offers a complete history of the 1904 Fair as it was described in the 1905 book. Fascinating stuff!

This site is a fantastic resource for those interested in World's Fair history, architecture and memorabilia. It contains an extensive, well organized set of links covering the last 150 years of international expositions, as well as what's coming in the future. If you would like to discuss your interests in World's Fairs, join their Yahoo discussion list.

1904 World's Fair This is the homepage of Max Storm, founder of the 1904 World's Fair Society and an avid collector. He is planning to provide a comprehensive 1904 World's Fair site here.

World's Fair Collectors Society This is the homepage of the WFCS. They provide useful information on all world's fair topics; past, present and future. Joining this organization is the best way to reach the collectors who know the World's Fair market. Stop by and look at their photo gallery.

This is the homepage for an organization of 1904 Fair enthusiasts exclusively. If you find the Fair as fascinating as these people, you should definitely contact them for more information.

Scenes from the 1904 World's Fair "The Greatest of Expositions Completely Illustrated" Stop by Kathryn C. Kuenzel's site to see her wonderful collection of lithographs, detailed information and extensive list of world's fair links.

Lee Gaskins has created a wonderful new website - Meet Me in St. Louis: The 1904 World's Fair Web Site.  It currently has over 155 pages of quality information about the 1904 Fair, but I imagine there are more to come.

Beyond The Ice Cream Cone Visit this site to get "The Whole Scoop on Food at the 1904 World's Fair."

64/65 NY World's Fair Home Page This site tells of the wonders of the 1964/65 World's Fair. The people at BBQ productions are making a movie about this Fair, so if you have any info, visit them. They also have a vast set of World's Fair links.

Meet Me at the Fair This is another very informative and well put together site about the 1904 Fair created by Bill Gamber and Ken Withers. It includes several stereo views of the Fair, which are enhanced with those 3-D red/blue glasses.

CLASSIC POSTCARDS They have hundreds of World's Fair postcards available for your approval. They will send you free photocopies of selected postcards on your chosen topic. (They even pay postage costs) Give them a try!

The Book Stops Here This is the website of G. L. Dybwad and Joy V. Bliss, writers and publishers of books about the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago 1893. Their website now features Adobe PDF files of all their World's Fair articles from the Fair News magazine.

Festival of Britain  This is the homepage of the Festival of Britain Society of Birmingham, East Ham and especially Portsmouth, England. They provide lots of information about the 1951 Festival of Britain.

Books on World Fairs There are lots of great books on World Fairs.

Do you have a World's Fair related site? Let me know and I will give you a link here.

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