Chicago World's Fair 1933

The 1933 Chicago World's Fair, also known as the Century of Progress International Exposition, was a major event celebrating technological innovation and progress during the Great Depression. Held in Chicago, it showcased new inventions, architectural achievements, and cultural exhibits from around the world. The fair aimed to boost morale and optimism by highlighting human ingenuity and future possibilities. Notable features included futuristic buildings, rides, and displays promoting science, industry, and entertainment. It attracted millions of visitors, emphasizing hope and resilience during challenging economic times while serving as a platform for showcasing advancements that shaped modern urban life.