St. Louis World's Fair

The 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, officially called the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, was a large international event celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase. Held in St. Louis, Missouri, it showcased innovations in technology, art, and culture from around the world through elaborate pavilions and exhibits. Visitors experienced new inventions like radios and X-ray machines, along with cultural performances. The fair aimed to highlight American progress and promote global cooperation. It attracted millions of visitors, leaving a lasting impact on architecture, entertainment, and scientific advancement, and is remembered as a landmark moment in early 20th-century history.