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Source: The True Story of the Assassination of President
McKinley at Buffalo
Source type: book Document type: photograph Document title: “The Esplanade at the Exposition” Image size (in source, approx. h x w): unknown Author(s): anonymous [photograph]; Barry, Richard H. [book] Publisher: Robert Allan Reid Place of publication: Buffalo, New York Year of publication: 1901 Pagination: 7 |
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| “The Esplanade at the Exposition.” The True Story of the Assassination of President McKinley at Buffalo. By Richard H. Barry. Buffalo: Robert Allan Reid, 1901: p. 7. |
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| full image of photograph |
| Keywords |
| Temple of Music (photographs). |
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| none. |
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Title herein taken from caption. Descriptive text accompanying the photograph reads as follows: “Day
and Night Scenes, Greatly Admired by the President—Temple of Music at
the Left, Ethnology Building at the Right.”
From title page: The True Story of the Assassination of President
McKinley at Buffalo: An Historic Memento of the Nation’s Loss: With Many
Scenes and Pictures Connected with the Tragedy, Including the Last Tributes
of Respect at Washington and Canton. From title page: By Richard H. Barry, Who Was Present During the Historic
Events, Beginning with the President’s Visit to Buffalo and Ending with
the Last Ceremonies at Canton. Image courtesy of Google Books. |
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