Columbus Christopher Collection
"Columbus Christopher: A Legacy of Exploration and Commemoration" Discover the captivating story of Columbus Christopher
All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping
"Columbus Christopher: A Legacy of Exploration and Commemoration" Discover the captivating story of Columbus Christopher, a figure whose name is synonymous with exploration and discovery. The Columbus Statue in front of Union Station, Washington, D. C. , ca. 1943 stands as a testament to his enduring legacy. Step back in time to the Worlds Columbian Exposition, where commemorative medals like the Worlds Columbian Exposition Commemorative Medal from 1892/93 and the Worlds Columbian Exposition Commemorative Presentation Medal from 1892/94 were crafted to honor this renowned explorer. In Chicago, Illinois, marvel at the Prairie School Skyscraper perspective from 1910 - an architectural masterpiece that pays homage to Columbus's influence on American culture. Explore the grandeur of the Worlds Colombian Exposition through its meticulously designed entrances such as the 60th Street Entrance plan and elevation or the equally impressive 64th Street Entrance plan and elevation. Indulge your senses at the Chocolate-Menier Pavilion within this magnificent exposition. Immerse yourself in its rich history by examining plans and elevations that showcase its beauty within Chicago's landscape. Two intriguing medals depicting Columbus further highlight his significance during this era. These artistic creations from 1892 remind us of his profound impact on world history. Finally, delve into currency artistry with a glimpse at the $3 Columbus Describing His Third Voyage single banknote created by American Bank Note Company in 1893. This unique piece captures both historical accuracy and artistic finesse. Columbus Christopher's contributions continue to shape our understanding of exploration even today. From statues adorning public spaces to commemorative medals celebrating his achievements, he remains an iconic figure who forever changed our perception of what lies beyond known horizons.