Consists of twenty-seven stereoviews picturing the 1898 Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, Nebraska, including the exposition's grounds and buildings, as well as attendees. Based on information provided in printed captions, views include a crowd in front of Government Building, waiting for a speech from William Jennings Bryan on Opening Day; Governor Silas A. Holcomb of Nebraska making the Opening Address; the "Midway" from the Administration Building; looking through the Colonnade towards the Liberal Arts Building; looking East from the Liberal Arts Building; the North side of the Court; Looking East on the Midway; "An Artistic Bit of the Trans-Mississippi Exposition" with statuary; the Fine Arts Building; "The Dome of the Government Building;" the International Hall; a Statue at the south end of the Machinery Building; the Colonnade East of the Manufacturers Building; and the Machinery and Electricity Building. The images also include night views of the grounds lighted with thousands of electrical lights and fireworks. Locations shown at night include the Horticultural Building, the Mine Building and Lagoon, Neptune Fountain and the Government Building, the Lagoon and Twin Towers, the Grand Court from Twin Towers; the Twin Towers themselves, and a "Magnificent Electrical Display," the Grand Court lit by electric light; a fireworks display; fireworks from the roof of the Mines Building; and a fireworks display described as "Feathery Fronds of Flame."