The Chinese Pavilion at the 1904 World's Fair · WRSTL PLACE

Explore individual items gathered for collections and exhibits centered around particular themes, people, places, or events.

Fabric Doll of a Chinese Man Produced by the Works Progress Administration of St. Louis County
Male, Chinese fabric doll made from painted linen and wearing traditional clothing. The doll was produced by the W.P.A. of St. Louis County.
Chinese Fabric Doll made by the Workers Progress Administration of St. Louis County
Chinese girl doll made of fabric with a floral print silk dress. It was made by the Workers Progress Administration.
St. Louis Chapter Banner for the Organization of Chinese Americans, Inc.
A square blue banner with gold lettering for the St. Louis Chapter of the Organization of Chinese Americans, Inc. The OCA was founded 1973 with St. Louis as one of its founding chapters.
A Chinese Calligraphy Scroll that Nanjing, China, Gave to St. Louis
A calligraphy scroll that translates to "harmony." It was given to St. Louis by its sister city of Nanjing, China.
1904 World's Fair Chinese Celebration in front of Chinese Village on the Pike
Horizontal, black and white image with a beige tint. It shows a Chinese celebration featuring a large dragon costume in front of the Chinese village on the Pike.