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"Captive bull" sculpture on route to main Cascade

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Using a horse-drawn cart, workers transport H.A. MacNeil's "Captive bull" to its position at the head of the main Cascade at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition -- the 1904 World's Fair. The statue was also known as "Physical strength". No. 1199.
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Glass Plate Negative; Image/Tiff
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Keywords

  1. Exhibitions
  2. Louisiana Purchase Exposition (1904 : Saint Louis, Mo.)
  3. Missouri
  4. People
  5. Saint Louis
  6. Saint Louis (Mo.)
  7. Sculpture

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