Gezicht op de ingang van een replica van een dorp uit Sápmi (Lapland) op de World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893 1893

This photograph by Charles Dudley Arnold, taken in 1893, captures a replica of a Sápmi (Lapland) village at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago. The image shows the entrance to the village, with several figures gathered in front. The building is adorned with flags and other decorations, suggesting a festive atmosphere. This photograph provides a glimpse into the cultural exhibits and attractions presented at this landmark fair, offering insight into the representation of indigenous cultures in 19th-century America.