Artist's rendering of the West Virginia Pavilion SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by © Copyright Photo Lab, Inc. West Virginia Pavilion SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by © Copyright Photo Lab, Inc. Glassblowing exhibit at the West Virginia Pavilion SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by © Copyright Photo Lab, Inc. West Virginia Pavilion SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by © Copyright Blackhawk Films/United Air Lines

West Virginia Pavilion SOURCE: © Copyright David Eppen Collection Kinetic Fountain at the West Virginia Pavilion SOURCE: © Copyright Bill Cotter Collection

Mario Sandon blew glass in the miniature glass-making plant in the West Virginia pavilion. His appreciative audience bought the objects they'd seen made. A glass-enclosed beehive with 6,000 honey bees at work, a simulated coal mine and a radio astronomy sky exhibit were its other unique offerings. There was also a cafeteria. SOURCE: News Colorfoto by Arthur Sasse Richard Lewis, New York Sunday News, October 24, 1965 Conceptual artwork for the Pilgram Glass Exhibit in the West Virginai Pavilion SOURCE: Unknown

Aerial view of the West Virginia Pavilion SOURCE: NY World's Fair Publicity Photo presented courtesy Craig Bavaro Collection