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Colorized photo from 1889
Original title: Interior of Gallery of Machines, Paris Exposition
Photographer: Unknown
Location: Grenelle District, Paris, France

Imagine how exciting it is, to be the first ones to see the latest in technology. Machines that can cut metal, drills, huge lathes and what have you. This marvelous display of technology is the Paris exposition of 1889, a World Fair.

It was built for the Universal Exposition in Grenelle District, Paris, France, right in front of the recently built Eiffel tower. It was a huge set of buildings, steel, iron and glass, 1378ft long by 377ft wide and 158ft tall. Big enough to store 15,000 horses, with a similar amount of riders on the second floor. No one actually tested this idea though. This building doesn't exist today, it blocked the view of buildings, and it was removed in 1910.

See those triangular trusses? Those are a part of a rail system that allowed a tram to roll on. People would climb u...

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