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Hall of Science at the 1964/1965 New York World’s Fair

Photograph Album

Commercial Photographs

Artist's rendering of the Hall of Science

Artist's rendering of the Hall of Science

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Great Hall of the Hall of Science

Great Hall of the Hall of Science

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A scene from "Rendezvous in Space"

A scene from "Rendezvous in Space"

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A scene from "Rendezvous in Space"

A scene from "Rendezvous in Space"

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A scene from "Rendezvous in Space"

A scene from "Rendezvous in Space"

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A scene from "Rendezvous in Space"

A scene from "Rendezvous in Space"

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Fairgoer Photographs

Hall of Science

Hall of Science

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Hall of Science

Hall of Science

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Reflecting pool and fountains surround the Hall of Science

Reflecting pool and fountains surround the Hall of Science

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Crowds wait in line for entrance to the Great Hall

Crowds wait in line for entrance to the Great Hall

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Entrance Portal

Entrance Portal

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Entrance Portal

Entrance Portal

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Detail of the exterior of the Great Hall

Detail of the exterior of the Great Hall

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Publication Photographs

Looking like a giant cement carpet standing on its edge, the Hall of Science

Looking like a giant cement carpet standing on its edge, the Hall of Science in the Transportation Area attracts its many visitors into a creviced entrance. the Atomic energy commission is top exhibitor inside building.

SOURCE: News Colorfoto by Daniel Jacino, New York Sunday News, September 12, 1965

An upside down yellow space taxi approaches a permanently orbiting space lab

An upside down yellow space taxi approaches a permanently orbiting space lab in this simulated rendezvous in outer space of full-sized manned orbital vehicles. Staged by Martin-Marietta above Hall's cathedral-like main floor. It's a thriller.

SOURCE: News Colorfoto by Edmund Peters and Richard Lewis, New York Sunday News, September 12, 1965

At Atomsville, lads learn that 30 years of non-stop pedaling equals the energy in one pound of uranium

At Atomsville, lads learn that 30 years of non-stop pedaling equals the energy in one pound of uranium.

SOURCE: News Colorfoto by William Klein and Richard Lewis, New York Sunday News, June 20, 1965