Industrial - exposition. Louisville 1872
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A chromolithographic view of the Industrial Exposition building in Louisville in 1872, shown with a central tower, flags, and a large brick facade. Carriages, a tram, and figures in Victorian dress populate the street in front, while decorative cartouches list the building's dimensions and exhibition dates. The work was produced by Joseph Heger and published by the Louisville Steam Lithographing Company.
