The Black forest village,
the land of "Once upon a time" as presented at a Century of progress exposition, Chicago, 1934. Originated, built and owned by R.J. Sipchen; architect, Paul M. Fuller ...

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Main Author: Laughlin, Clara E. (Clara Elizabeth), 1873-1941.
Related Names: Century of Progress International Exposition Chicago, Ill.) (1933-1934 :
Language(s): English
Published: Chicago : Runkle, [1934]
Subjects: Black Forest (Germany)
Note: Inserted: "Wenn der schwarzwald das ziel ihrer reise ist."
Physical Description: [23] p.
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