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Coca-Cola Pavilion
Source:
Official Postcard by Dexter Press, West Nyak, NY
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Coca-Cola Pavilion - "World's Largest
Carillon." This Postcard shows the tall, central carillon
tower with the glass enclosed console at its base. "World's
Largest Carillon" referred to the number of bells, not the
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Mr. John Klein seated at the console
of the 610 bell Schulmerich "Carillon Americana" installed
in the Coca-Cola Pavilion New York World's Fair 1964-65.
Source:
Publicity Photograph, Courtesy Schulmerich Carillons
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Album jacket cover of a souvenir
recording of "The World's Largest Carillon."
Source:
RCA Records
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Coca-Cola's "Carillon
Americana" as it appears today in its setting in Stone Mountain
Park outside of Coca-Cola's corporate hometown, Atlanta, Georgia.
Source:
Unknown press clipping
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Vatican Pavilion
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The chapel inside the Vatican
Pavilion. The soft sounds of the Angelus could be heard here.
Source:
ROLOC Color Slides
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Belgian Village
Source:
Official Postcard by Dexter Press, West Nyak, NY
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The Belgian Village bell tower, left. Some
of the bells are visible through the rectangular openings silhoutted
against the sky. They would not survive the Fair. |
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Protestant &
Orthodox Center
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Source:
Official Souvenir Book, Dexter Press, West Nyak, NY
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Along with the Vatican Pavilion, the Protestant
and Orthodox Center was the recipient of a donated Schulmerich
Americana carillon. |
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Album jacket cover of a souvenir
recording of the bell carillon of the Protestant & Orthodox
Center.
Source:
Americana Records, Inc., Sellersville, PA
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