• The Administration Building was built to house the administrative offices of the New York World’s Fair 1964/1965 Corporation.Administration Building
• An outdoor snack bar sells special waffles, and gondolas give rides to the top of a tower.Aerial Tower Ride & Waffle Restaurant
• A hut-village on stilts, representing 26 African nations, offers wild animals, tribal dancers and a tree-house restaurant.Africa
• Under a white, igloo-shaped dome, the 49th state presents its wildlife, industry and Indian crafts.Alaska
• Two ingenious houses, low-cost and compact, are displayed exactly as they will be constructed, ready for immediate occupancy.All-State Properties & Macy's
• Featured are banking and travel services, an international "money tree," and art exhibit and a huge scale model of the Fair.American Express
• This authentic American Indian Exposition depicts the historical significance of Indian life and its contribution to the heritage of America. It was never built.American Indian Exposition
• In this spiral-shaped building, the visitor walks through the sights and sounds of 4,000 years of Jewish history.American-Israel
• Amphibious autos take three passengers at a time over land and into the lake and back.Amphicar Ride
• The Amphitheatre, site of Billy Rose's famous Aquacade at the 1939 World's Fair, has been completely refurbished.Amphitheater
• The Arch of the Americas was an exhibit that was to be sponsored by the Organization of American States. It was never constructed.Arch of the Americas
• Ground was broken, the pavilion constructed but never occupied by Argentina.Argentina
• Unusual hats -- large, small, funny, old and odd -- are displayed by the Fair's official hatter.Arlington Hat
• The Astral Fountain is a 60-foot in diameter fretwork of stars rotating around a 70-foot high column of water.Astral Fountain
• The Atomedic Hospital is the functioning emergency hospital of the Fair. It is staffed by 20 professional nurses.Atomedic Hospital
• Art and industry, culture and tourism are featured in this striking pavilion that echoes the lines of an Alpine lodge.Austria
• "Hell Drivers" risk life, limb and vehicles as they crash, roll and leap their cars in a high-speed show.Auto Thrill Show
• Models of antique open-topped autos take visitors on a four-minute ride down an old-fashioned country lane.Avis Antique Car Ride
• Visitors drive miniature cars along a "transcontinental" road.Avis Pan American Highway Rides