Windsor Castle at the World's Columbian Exposition

And why not Windsor Castle? The fair was full of amazing sights--an Hawaiian volcano, an internal waterway plied by steam launches and gondolas, a giant ring that took more than 2,000 fairgoers skyward for fifty cents, an elevated electric railroad that was a wonderful attraction and at the same time important for exhausted folks who couldn't walk another of the 600 acres that made up the fair site, and dozens more replicas of structures from around the world.

Where would you find this life-like miniature of Windsor Castle? Well, at the exhibit of a soapmaker, where else?

This booklet tells the whole story about kings, queens and bars of soap.