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Africans, Darkies and Negroes:
Black Faces at the Pan American Exposition of 1901, Buffalo, New York.
Explores the presence and depiction of Africans and African descendants in the Pan American Exposition. Part of the Uncrowned Queens: African-American Women Community Builders of Western New York.

The Assassination of President McKinley: Selected bibliography on medical aspects.
Compiled by Linda Lohr and Sharon Gray of the Health Sciences Library, University at Buffalo.

The Buffalo and Erie County Historical Society: The Pan-American Resources Collection
A description of the materials and resources available from the "source" of Pan-American archives.

"Doing the Pan"
Sue Eck's site looks at the Exposition from the perspective of the "fair-goer". Includes contemporary magazine and newspaper articles as well as an interactive map and images. Tries to answer the question "What was it like to be there?"

East Buffalo 1846-1976 - Fred Jablonski's site looks at at the East Side stockyards, meatpackers and purveyors, many of whom sponsored exhibits at the Exposition. There is a "Pan-Am" section as well as a "Gallery."

Pan Am Journal - Music and the German-American Experience
Susan Kriegbaum-Hanks' site looks at German-American participation in the Exposition, especially that of the German singing societies.

The Pan Am's Who's Who
Lists the "major players" in the planning, building and execution of the Pan-American Exposition.

"The Pan-American Exposition"
Part of "World's Fairs & Expositions: Defining America and the World, 1876-1916," edited by Jim Zwick.

The Pan-American Exposition, 1901-2001
A Virtual Exhibit of the Items in the Permanent Collection of the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site.

Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, 1901: "Progress Made Visible"
Lists Exposition-related holdings of the Special Collections Department of the University of Delaware Library.

Pan-American Exposition Links
Hosted by Buffalo Preservation Scroll, the web site of The Preservation Coalition of Erie County. This site includes essays by Mark Goldman, Harold F. Peterson and Eliza Northwood.

A Souvenir of the Pan-American Exposition
Hosted by the Buffalo History Works. Includes information on Buffalo in 1901 as well as the Exposition's Buildings, Midway and the Assassination of President McKinley.

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