Ho-O-Den
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Ho-O-Den
Summary
Ho-O-Den is a building[1].
Key Facts
- Ho-O-Den is located in Chicago[2].
- Ho-O-Den is in the country of United States[3].
- Ho-O-Den's instance of is recorded as building[4].
- Ho-O-Den's architect is recorded as Tokyo Academy of Fine Arts[5].
- Ho-O-Den's based on is recorded as Phoenix Hall[6].
- Ho-O-Den's main building contractor is recorded as Taisei Corporation[7].
- The location of Ho-O-Den was Jackson Park[8].
- Ho-O-Den is part of World's Columbian Exposition[9].
- Ho-O-Den's Commons category is recorded as Japanese Ho-O-Den (Phoenix Palace) of the World's Columbian Exposition[10].
- 1894 marks the founding of Ho-O-Den[11].
- Ho-O-Den was dissolved in October 13, 1946[12].
- Ho-O-Den's cause of destruction is recorded as arson[13].
- Ho-O-Den's state of conservation is recorded as demolished or destroyed[14].
- Ho-O-Den's created for is recorded as World's Columbian Exposition[15].
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Geography
Ho-O-Den is in the country of United States[3]. Ho-O-Den is located in Chicago[2]. Ho-O-Den is part of World's Columbian Exposition[9].
Designation and Status
Ho-O-Den's instance of is recorded as building[4].
History and Context
1894 marks the founding of Ho-O-Den[11].