"...The general arrangement of the Exposition presented no great difficulties. The lay of the land helped. Interest of course had to center in the palaces and the Festival Hall with their opportunities for architectural display. They naturally took the middle ground. And of course they had to be near the State buildings and the foreign pavilions. The amusement concessions it was felt ought to be in a district by themselves at one end. Equally sequestered should be the livestock exhibit and the aviation field and the race track which were properly placed at the opposite end. There would undoubtedly be many visitors concerned chiefly if not wholly with the central buildings. If they chose they could visit this section without going near the other sections carrying away in their minds memories of a city ideal in outline and in coloring..."