While most enjoy the architecture, few are aware that within the 30-structure Fair Park complex is the largest, intact concentration of 1930s-era exposition buildings and public art in the United States. It is also one of the most significant sites in the world for Art Deco architecture. Fair Park's location dates to the first Dallas State Fair, which occurred in 1886, but the construction of the current expo halls were part of a grand urban development, relating to the City Beautiful Movement at the turn of the century. Dallas notable and City Planner George Kessler was a driving force in its creation,beginning in 1901. George Dahl was the main architect, a noted Art Deco & Cubist Architect.
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