Dear Neville Longbottom,

Chicago is much different from North Dakota, I have never seen this many buildings before and riding on a train for the first time was very exciting. The buildings are so tall and gigantic its hard to picture it in my head but also difficult to describe. I am currently staying at an hotel located at 63rd and Wallace.

I was able to attend the opening ceremony of the Chicago World's Fair, and boy it was crowded. I have never seen this many people gathered in one place. President Grover Cleveland was also at the fair and pressed the button signaling the opening of the Chicago World's Fair. The one thing that surprised me the most was this ride called the Ferris Wheel. I have never seen anything like it before, it is like a big wheel that spins in a circle and you can ride in it. For every person that road in the Ferris Wheel they received a free sample of Cracker Jack, which was weird version of popcorn.

The second day of the fair I was interested in seeing a show called Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show which was located right next to the fair. A lot of people attended the show, and it was worth the money I spent. I also visited the Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building which had many sorts of art. The ones that really caught my attention were the exotic art which seemed to be very popular. I also got to visit a very unique invention called the clasp locker. It is suppose to change the way we close things like on clothes. Their were far to many extraordinary attractions that I could describe and all of them were fascinating.

I think the Chicago World's fair will change society and bring our nation closer together. The importance of some of the attractions such as the clasp locker will affect society in multiple different ways and in the future be known as one of the greatest inventions. I also think all of the art from around the world will make people realize how creative other countries can be and look at them in a different way.
I hope one day you will be able to see this amazing piece of architect and enjoy it as much as I did. My only wish is that it would stay forever but I know one day it will be destroyed so I have to cherish it as much as I can. Please write me back as soon as possible!

Sincerely,