Exposition Buildings Remaining from the 1915-16 Exposition
 The Palace of Better Housing |
 The Palace of Parent and Child |
 House of Hospitality |
 Palace of Foods & Beverages |
 The Palace of Foods and Beverages |
Name History of Remaining 1915 Exposition Buildings
Top, left to right:
- 1915-Commerce & Industries Building; 1916-Canadian Building; 1935-Palace of Better Housing; 1936-Electric Building; now Casa de Balboa (rebuilt 1980)
- 1915-Indian Arts Building; 1916-Russia & Brazil Building; 1935-Palace of Parent and Child; House of Charm (rebuilt 1996)
- 1915-Foreign Arts Building; 1935-House of Hospitality (rebuilt 1997)
Bottom:
1915-Varied Industries & Food Products Building; 1916- Foreign and Domestic Products Building; 1935- Palace of Foods & Beverages; reconstructed 1970; 1971-Casa del Prado (left: original south facade; right: original east facade)
The Committee of One Hundred has been instrumental in encouraging preservation of the Exposition’s Spanish Colonial architecture.
