Ferris Wheel of Paris featured-pets Artist Mike McQuade combines NASA

Artist Mike McQuade combines NASA photos and graphics to illustrate “Looking Forward

visible in this 1955 photo taken from Southwest Drive

When the assembly line first went into full swing in 1913 in Dearborn

one of India's oldest and largest mosques

Washington holds a Carnegie Hall audience spellbound during his Tuskegee Institute silver anniversary lecture

Ferris Wheel of Paris featured-pets Artist Mike McQuade combines NASAThe Big Wheel of Paris was the largest Ferris Wheel in the world in the early 1900s, standing 328 feet high. The Ferris Wheel, however, was "denuded of all its passenger cars, which are now to be used as the homes of French families returned to the devastated regions" after World War I, The Times photo caption reported on April 3, 1921. The 100 meter Ferris Wheel had passenger cars the size of trucks when it made its debut at the 1900 World's Fair