Welcome!

Hello and welcome to the showcase of the future that was the 1964/1965 New York World's Fair.

Use the menu tabs to explore thousands of pages of information and photographs celebrating this billion dollar World's Fair!

Come to the Fair!

What is it you would like to see? We have the Fair for you! We have thousands of pages of information on the pavilions and exhibits. But there's so much more to see. These main categeories will get you started...

Here's what you can explore ...

Pavilions, Attractions & Exhibits ... the heart of the FairRead more...

The Information Booth ... all sorts of information on the Fair itself. Read more...

Artifacts & Legacies ... collecting the memories of the FairRead more...

People of the Fair ... those who created the Fair ... those who preserve the FairRead more...

Stories & Essays ... from the webhost & website contributorsRead more...

Flushing Meadows Park ... a tribute to the home of the Fair. Read more...

Explore the Fairgrounds!

The World's Fair site was divided into five areas: Industrial Area, International Area, State & Federal Area, Transportation Area and Amusement Area.

Use our interactive maps and photo to explore the Fair. Click or tap any pavilion on a map or the photo to visit its pages.

Here's what you can explore ...

1964 Souvenir Map

Industrial Area

International Area

Federal & State Area

Transportation Area

Amusement Area

Get the Big Picture ... navigate with an interactive photograph of the Fair.

Explore the other Expos of the mid-20th Century

The mid-20th Century hosted a bonanza of Expos. In addition to New York, Brussels, Seattle, Montreal, San Antonio and Osaka staged International Expositions between 1958 and 1970. Enjoy our presentation of the souvenir Maps and Guidebooks from these great Fairs.

Here's the Expos you can explore ...

... Brussels World's Fair 1958 Brussels, BelgiumRead more...

... Seattle World's Fair 1962 Seattle, WashingtonRead more...

... expo67 1967 Montreal, CanadaRead more...

... HemisFair68 1968 in San Antonio, TexasRead more...

... EXPO'70 1970 in Osaka, JapanRead more...