A World's Fair in Italy: Turin 1911

Architectural Structure: Exhibition of the Province of Turin (part of Left Back South-West Complex)

Name:	Exhibition of the Province of Turin (part of Left Back South-West Complex)
Description:	Located in the area of Pilonetto, one of the most interesting sections of the Exhibit is the display of materials that participate in the competition devoted to road machinery and sponsored by the Province of Turin and of that of roadbeds materials sponsored by the Italian Touring Club.
Construction:	1910-1911
Places:	Torino The city of Turin is a major city - as well as a business and cultural center - located in Northwest Italy in the region called "Piemonte" (literally, "at the feet of the mountain"). Turin used to be (and it still is) a major European political center and home to the House of Savoy, Italy's Royal family. It was Italy's first capital city in 1861 until 1864, when the Rome took its role.