A Century of Progress (fair)

A Century of Progress was a world's fair held in Chicago from 1933 to 1934 to celebrate the city's 100 years of development. It showcased the latest advancements in technology, science, and design, highlighting innovations in transportation, communication, and entertainment. The fair aimed to inspire optimism during the Great Depression, featuring impressive exhibits, gleaming pavilions, and futuristic displays. It also promoted science and industry progress, offering visitors a glimpse into a promising future through interactive displays and attractions. The fair left a lasting legacy, including the Museum of Science and Industry and the original Midway Plaisance.