The Travel and Transportation Building is the most striking architectural and engineering achievement at a "Century of Progress." From twelve steel towers is suspended a gigantic dome 125 feet above the ground, called "the dome that breaths", because the slightest sound echoes and re-echoes, as it travels across the interior. Here, creaky wagons of 1833, the first locomotives and automobiles, and their present modern successors tell a vivid story of mans progress in transportation. "A CENTURY OF PROGRESS" CHOOSES VALDURA PRODUCTS All major buildings -- interior and exterior -- are protected and decorated with VALDURA Products. More than 25,000 gallons of VALDURA Aluminum and Colors used. One of the largest single paint contracts ever palced. For more than 20 years VALDURA quality has been known the world over -- when bought by test VALDURA wins.
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