San Francisco World's Fair (1915)

The 1915 San Francisco World's Fair, officially called the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, celebrated the completion of the Panama Canal and showcased technological innovation, art, and culture from around the world. Held in San Francisco's Marina District, it attracted millions of visitors who experienced exhibits, pavilions, and entertainment representing various nations. The fair also aimed to restore San Francisco's image after the 1906 earthquake and showcased modern progress and global connections. It lasted from February to December 1915 and left a lasting architectural and cultural legacy in the city.