Architectural model of the Eastman Kodak Pavilion

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Eastman Kodak Exhibit

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Eastman Kodak Exhibit

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Emmett Kelly, Jr. - Mascot of the Kodak Pavilion

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World's largest outdoor pints on Eastman Kodak's Tower

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World's largest outdoor pints on Eastman Kodak's Tower

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Kodak's Picture Tower at Night

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Eastman Kodak Pavilion

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Kodak Pavilion under construction

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Kodak Pavilion

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Kodak Pavilion

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Kodak Pavilion

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Workmen replace the giant photographs on Kodak's Picture Tower

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The Moon Deck of the Kodak Pavilion

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Spraying fountains fall onto Kodak's Sunburst Flowers

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Fountains spray down on giant flowers

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Kodak Exhibits

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SUN-DAY AT THE FAIR 'TWAS A NICE BRIGHT DAY so our sun-worshiping lensmen found a lofty perch and started shooting film. Here's what they came up with in the Industrial Area (from top left): Better Living Center, Pepsi-Cola's Walt Disney fantasy, Eastman Kodak's world's largest outdoor foto colorprints and, edging into the International Area, American-Israel's wood-paneled pavilion and a Swiss Sky Ride terminus. And don't forget the Brass Rail "marshmallows."

SOURCE: News Colorfoto by Edmund Peters and Richard Lewis, New York Sunday News, August 23, 1964

Lunar landscape roofs the Eastman Kodak Pavilion. Spires, mounds and craters of an imaginary moonland create odd angles and shadows to challenge the visiting cameraman's artistry. World's largest outdoor photographs - 30 by 36 feet - ring the tower.

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Industrial Area view features Eastman Kodak pavilion in the foreground

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SOURCE: News Colorfoto by William Klein and Patrick Gartlan, New York Sunday News, April 12, 1964