ON THEJ O Y Z O N E

At the Panama Pacific International Exposition

1915

On the Joy Zone at the Panama Pacific International Exposition 1915

A Postcard and Photographic Tour by Glenn Koch

This is Part 2 of 4

On the Joy Zone: Part 1 of 4http://www.postcard.org/ppie_zone/ppie_zone_part_1_of_4.pdf

On the Joy Zone: Part 2 of 4http://www.postcard.org/ppie_zone/ppie_zone_part_2_of_4.pdf

On the Joy Zone: Part 3 of 4http://www.postcard.org/ppie_zone/ppie_zone_part_3_of_4.pdf

On the Joy Zone: Part 3 of 4http://www.postcard.org/ppie_zone/ppie_zone_part_4_of_4.pdf

R-55611

R-55610

Tehauntepec Village, on the Zone, both Published by Cardinell-Vincent Co.

R-55609, Beautiful Court, Tehuantepec Village,

Published by Cardinell-Vincent Co.

R-55608, Native Orchestra, Tehuantepec Village

Published by Cardinell-Vincent Company of San Francisco

Real Photo Postcard by Cardinell-Vincent, unnumbered

Unidentified Photograph Showing the Construction of the Panama Canal Concession on The Zone at the PPIE. Photo Courtesy of Jay Stevens

Cardinell-Vincent Real Photo Postcards, unnumbered

Two different views showing the interior of the miniature canal zone diorama

Cardinell-Vincent Real Photo Postcard, unnumbered, courtesy of Darlene Thorne

STELLAA Life-like Painting of a Nude, Reclining Woman, that Appeared to Breathe and Move.

A Real Photo Postcard by an Anonymous Photographer Showing the “Bowls of Joy” Ride on the Zone Image courtesy of Jack Hudson

H.L. Judell & Co. “Smoke Shop on the Zone” printed by Gabriel-Meyerfeld Printers, as it appears in Megson’s ‘American Exposition Postcards 1870-1920

I WANT THIS CARD!!!!

Photo Views of the Interior and Exterior of the Judell Smoke Shop on the Zone.

Reid Souvenir View Books, Temple of Palmistry, Ice Cream Parlor, and Soakum Game

Number 97, Cardinell_Vincent Real Photo Post Card, “Crowds on the Zone”, courtesy of Darlene Thorne

Number 252, ON THE ZONE P.P.I.E., Unidentified Publisher

Showing the Marine Café Restaurant and the Orange Blossom Candy Store

Number C24, Orange Blossom Model Candy Factory Published by Cardinell-Vincent Co.

Real Photo Postcard by an Anonymous Photographer showing the Zone looking South from in front of the Orange Blossom Candy Factory

Number 406, ON THE ZONE, P.P.I.E., Unidentified Publisher, looking South from the “Creation” Concession.

Cardinell-Vincent Real Photo Postcard, unnumbered and untitled, showing the Creation exhibit, the Orange Blossom Candy Factory, and a 101 Ranch Parade

Number 115, Unidentified Publisher Pacific Novelty Company, The Dayton Flood

Number X-46, Pacific Novelty Company, Entrance to the Dayton Flood, courtesy of Darlene Thorne

No. 8, Hand-Colored, On the Zone, Postcard Published by Charles WeidnerThis series appears both with and without a white border

Top card: Number X-158, Section of the Zone by Pacific Novelty Company. Bottom card: Unnumbered, Western Half of the Zone by Cardinell-Vincent

Same Photo, Same People in the Same Places, Same Card… but by two different Publishers

Number E 141, ON THE ZONE, Cardinell-Vincent Publishers, looking South towards the dog leg in the Roadway, Showing the Dayton Flood, The Irish Village, and Toyland Concessions.

Irish Village and Souvenir Teddy Bear Shop

Captain, the Educated Horse

The Frankfurter Inn

This was another of the Desmond Supply Company Restaurants On the Zone

Dr. Martin Couney’sInfant Incubators

Fritz Muller & Sons Alt Nurnberg German Restaurant on the Zone. Publisher Unknown

A Menu from the Old

Nurnberg Village

The Alligator Farm

MJB Coffee Parlor

The Battle of Gettysburg

MJB WHY? The Why Coffee Parlor on the Zone, Printed by Cardinell-Vincent Co. Message on reverse says “26 June 1915, Where Aunt Pauline and I had Supper tonight while on the ‘Zone””