| Y/M/D | Description | Place |
|---|---|---|
| 1894/00/00 | The museum is built as the Fine Arts Building of the Midwinter Expo. Designed in a Egyptian style, the building will later become a free, public museum, housing art from the Expo donated by artists. The Sphinxes by Arthur Putnam remain in front. | de Young Museum, San Francisco |
| 1894/01/27 | California Midwinter International Exposition opens in Golden Gate Park. The Grand Court, now the Music Concourse area retains sculptures from the expo: "Apple Cider Press" by Thomas Shields Clarke, a Vase by Gustave Dore and "Leonidas" by George Geefs. | Golden Gate Park, |
| 1894/04/00 | "The Young Spinner of Zeven" a painting by Eric Pape is awarded a medal at the California Midwinter International Exposition. | de Young Museum, San Francisco |
| 1894/07/05 | California Midwinter International Exposition closes. Most of the exhibits and buildings are removed. George Turner Marsh's Japanese Village and Tea Garden in now the Japanese Tea Garden. | Golden Gate Park, |
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|---|---|
| Area of Significance: | World's Expositions |
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