Photograph Album

Commercial Photographs

**Architectural model of the Florida Pavilion**
SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by © Copyright Photo Lab, Inc.

**Construction of the Florida Citrus Tower**
SOURCE: Online auction

**Lake Amusement Area and the Florida Pavilion**
SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by © Copyright Blackhawk Films/United Air Lines

**Florida Pavilion**
SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by © Copyright Blackhawk Films/United Air Lines

Fairgoer Photographs

**A taste of Florida in New York**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Flamingos on Florida Pavilion's Flamingo Island**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Flamingos at the Florida Exhibit**
SOURCE: © Copyright nywf64.com Collection

**The Florida Pavilion's Citrus Tower**
SOURCE: Online Auction

**The Florida Pavilion's Citrus Tower**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**A Florida Vacation Home on display**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**The Florida Pavilion Exhibit Hall**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**The Florida Development Commission building**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Entrance to the Live Porpoise Show and the base of the Citrus Tower**
SOURCE: © Copyright Mike Kraus Collection

**Rear view of the Porpoise Show Theater**
SOURCE:Online auction

**Scene from the Live Porpoise Show**
SOURCE: © Copyright nywf64.com Collection

**Scene from the Live Porpoise Show**
SOURCE: © Copyright nywf64.com Collection

**Scene from the Live Porpoise Show**
SOURCE: © Copyright nywf64.com Collection

**Scene from the Live Porpoise Show**
SOURCE: Online auction

Publication Photographs

**Basketball** is only one of many talents porpoises, the "second-smartest mammals," display in their show at Florida's pavilion.
SOURCE: News Colorfoto by Edmund Peters, *New York Sunday News*, Date unknown (1964)

**A flock of pretty pink,** though raucous-voiced, flamingos lends authenticity to Florida's palm-shaded Everglades exhibit. A few alligators are also included in the exhibit, but - obviously - they are kept in a separate pen, well away from the birds.
SOURCE: News Colorfoto by Richard Lewis, *New York Sunday News*, July 18, 1965

SOURCE: Magazine *Electrical Construction and Maintenance*, July 1964 - presented courtesy Wayne Bretl Collection