Opbouw van de Nederlandse afdeling in de International Exhibition Philadelphia, 1876 1876

This 1876 photograph by the Centennial Photographic Company depicts the interior of the Dutch pavilion at the International Exhibition in Philadelphia. The photograph captures the grandeur of the exhibition space, showcasing the intricate ironwork of the structure and the ornate displays of Dutch goods. The pavilion, labeled “Netherlands,” features a variety of exhibits, including an elaborate fountain, a grand staircase, and several smaller displays, offering a glimpse into the economic and cultural achievements of the Netherlands at the time. This image is a significant document of the event, offering a rare perspective on the exhibition's architecture and the participation of the Dutch nation.