The International Cotton Expositions were a series of events that took place in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in various cities in the United States. The first exposition was held in Atlanta, Georgia in 1881, followed by subsequent events in 1887, 1895, and 1911. These expositions aimed to showcase the advancements and innovations in cotton production and related industries, as well as to promote trade and connections between cotton-producing regions and markets. The events featured exhibits, demonstrations, and competitions, attracting participants and visitors from across the country and even internationally. Overall, the International Cotton Expositions provided a platform for the cotton industry to display its achievements and foster economic growth in America.
