My God…they moved that palace across the Atlanic Ocean? In 1893?
nitrousconsumedsays
Why did they demolish it?
DutchMitchellsays
That’s beautiful!
IAdventureTimeIsays
How did they move it across the ocean? Brick by brick? Wall by wall?
pautcssays
It’s funny how the pavilions were built to represent the country and it’s architectural style, however, this and the Chilean Pavillion were made in France, with a certain french style and materials, not representing both Latin countries at all. But I have to admit that it’s pretty amazing how the Chilean pavilion still exists to this day and it’s actually a museum now! It’s located in Santiago. Been meaning to go for a long time.
RecklessSand says
My God…they moved that palace across the Atlanic Ocean? In 1893?
nitrousconsumed says
Why did they demolish it?
DutchMitchell says
That’s beautiful!
IAdventureTimeI says
How did they move it across the ocean? Brick by brick? Wall by wall?
pautcs says
It’s funny how the pavilions were built to represent the country and it’s architectural style, however, this and the Chilean Pavillion were made in France, with a certain french style and materials, not representing both Latin countries at all. But I have to admit that it’s pretty amazing how the Chilean pavilion still exists to this day and it’s actually a museum now! It’s located in Santiago. Been meaning to go for a long time.