Earle T. Harvey Memorial Exposition Hall - Page 1

The Exposition Hall is a popular place during shows.  Engines visiting for the show fill the central space of the building and complement the exhibit's collection of engines arrayed along the walls.

One of the very impressive engines in the exhibit is this diesel engine - built by Otto.

Continuing along the row we have examples of early refrigeration and electric generating equipment that put internal combustion power to work.

Engines of a wide variety fill this corner of the Exposition Hall. 

The engines in this group appear to be roughly the same size.  However, each has its own unique features bestowed upon it by its designer and manufacturer. 

Many of the engines are "installed" and plumbed into the building utiltities.  A few others are portable and fill available niches.  

The photos on the next pages highlight just a few of the engines and other artifacts in the Exposition Hall.