
Midwinter Fair
Hawaiian Village Native Family. Electric Tower at left. Seated man with drum, standing man and two small children in front of Hale Pili, traditional Hawaiian grass hut.
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It ran from January 27 to July 9, 1894. Most of the fair buildings, except for the Fine Arts Building which later became the de Young Museum, were demolished. Some buildings and many of the rides were purchased by Adolph Sutro and moved to other areas on the west side.
Hawaiian Village Native Family. Electric Tower at left. Seated man with drum, standing man and two small children in front of Hale Pili, traditional Hawaiian grass hut.
Golden Gate ParkOutrigger canoe in Hawaiian Village Lagoon - Firth Wheel at right
Golden Gate ParkGolden Gate Park. Night time illuminated view of fair buildings from Strawberry Hill
Golden Gate ParkElectric Tower night view with mule silhouette. Fine Arts Bldg at right
Golden Gate ParkView from Strawberry Hill. Stow Lake
Golden Gate ParkPersian Palace Theatre of the Belle Baya on Cairo Street before demolition
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