The water fall was for the Electric Utilities Exhibit Hall that compared life on a street in 1892 to that of a modern street to demonstrate the importance of electricity. The photographer was probably standing at the entrance to the exhibit - a glass tub that the water flowed over. In the background are the pylons by Carl Paul Jennewein that separated the Court of Power and the Plaza of Light.	An interior picture of the Italian Building looking through its waterfall down the front of the building.	The statue on the facade of the Hall of Nations that led to Iceland's exhibit. Next | Previous