"The White City: Burnham's Dream" (book)

"The White City: Burnham's Dream" is a book that explores the creation and significance of the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago, designed by architect Daniel Burnham. The exposition, known for its stunning neoclassical architecture and innovative urban planning, aimed to showcase America’s progress and cultural achievements. The book delves into Burnham’s vision of a grand, orderly city that would inspire urban development nationwide. It highlights the exposition’s lasting impact on architecture, city planning, and American identity, celebrating how Burnham’s ambitious ideas turned a bold dream into a historic reality that influenced future urban design.