The White City

The White City refers to the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition held in Chicago, a world's fair showcasing achievements in architecture, technology, and culture. Its centerpiece was a stunning collection of monumental neoclassical buildings painted in white, symbolizing modernity and progress. The exposition attracted millions of visitors and influenced American architecture, arts, and urban planning. The White City exemplified innovation and national pride, leaving a lasting legacy in American history and inspiring future city developments and cultural events globally.