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Temple of Music (1899-1900) Pan-American Exposition grounds Architectural rendering Attributed to Nolan S. Hewlett Watercolor c. 1899 HIGHER RESOLUTION American Renaissance: Perhaps Esenwein & Johnson's most famous building, this was the location of President McKinley's assassination. (A boulder on Fordham Drive marks the site.) The building served as an elegant venue for concerts and other events, and was designed in the Spanish Renaissance style of the fair. Built of temporary materials, it was demolished at the close of the Exposition.

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